ACOUSTIC REPORTS
| WHY DO I NEED AN ACOUSTIC REPORT? An acoustic report is typically required by various collaborators depending on the context of the project. Collaborators can include:
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WHAT IS AN ACOUSTIC REPORT?
| Acoustic reports are documents that outline the acoustical properties of a particular space or environment. These reports are used to evaluate and measure the noise levels of a space and the potential issues related to acoustics. Acoustic reports also evaluate building elements and their sound capabilities such as:
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These capabilities refer to the structural elements' ability to absorb sound. Our team develop acoustic reports outlining the acoustic qualities of a space and recommend acoustic improvements such as (but not limited to) additional insulation, door/window seals or specific wall lining.
Reports can also be written for proposed developments. Our team measure environmental noise where the proposed development will be. A report will then outline the possibly effects of environmental noise on the proposed development and make suggestions such as the use of specific glazing, insulation or wall cladding.
TYPES OF ACOUSTIC REPORTS
| Building reports | Domestic | Commercial noise reports |
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