Chez Ecib: L'Art de la Fabrication de Pièges à Sons Sur Mesure

At Ecib, we have one mission: to offer high-quality, custom-built acoustic solutions to meet the specific needs of our customers. In our workshop in Liévin, each sound trap is designed with care and expertise, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technology to guarantee a reliable, high-performance product.

Meticulous manufacturing

Carefully selected materials

It all starts with the best materials. We use mineral wool, renowned for its excellent acoustic properties. Cut directly in our workshop, it forms the heart of our sound traps, ensuring optimum sound absorption.

The outer structure is made from laser-cut sheet metal. This cutting method guarantees millimetric precision and an impeccable finish, contributing to the efficiency and durability of each sound trap.

Precise assembly

Each element, once cut, passes through the hands of our skilled craftsmen. Assembly is a key stage, where meticulous attention to detail is essential: every joint, every screw and every weld is carried out to guarantee a sturdy, aesthetically pleasing product.

Once assembled, the sound traps are rigorously checked. This quality control step ensures that each part meets our standards of excellence before being sent out into the field.

Careful on-site installation

Once manufactured, our sound traps go into the hands of our teams of experienced fitters. They intervene directly on site to ensure optimal installation.

A tailor-made approach

Every environment is unique, and we tailor our installation to the specifics of the location. Whether it's a noisy factory, an auditorium or any other space requiring acoustic treatment, our experts take into account ..:

• Characteristics of the structure.
• Noise sources.
• Specific acoustic objectives.

Precision and expertise

Our fitters work with precision, ensuring that each sound trap is installed in the ideal place and to the highest technical standards. This meticulous approach guarantees optimum operation and maximum efficiency of the installed system.