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We’ve all seen sound
barriers or sound walls along highways, neighborhoods, construction sites and many other noisy areas. They’re normally concrete, wood, plastic or even vinyl blankets. Read about our various outdoor soundproofing products here.
Most are quite effective at reducing highway noise, construction noise and many other forms of noise pollution, but depending on their properties, they could be causing more problems than they’re fixing.
This article will discuss the properties that should be considered when shopping for one of these sound barriers, specifically reflective vs. absorptive properties.
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