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Acoustic screens: the ideal solution for reducing noise pollution

Écib designs and installs customized acoustic screens to attenuate noise from industrial zones, technical equipment or roadways.

What is the purpose of an acoustic screen and when should it be installed?

Acoustic screens are structures designed to block or reduce noise propagation between a sound source and an area to be protected. They are widely used in industrial and logistics contexts, and along road infrastructures.

At Écib, we design custom acoustic screens adapted to your specific needs: desired level of sound attenuation, space constraints, climatic conditions, architectural integration. Our screens can be installed both indoors and outdoors.

The screens are made up of absorbent or reverberant acoustic panels mounted on a strong supporting structure. They reduce noise pollution for local residents, employees and sensitive installations.

Also known as noise barriers, these devices create a physical barrier between the noise source and sensitive areas. Whether it's to attenuate the noise from a traffic lane, a generator or an industrial site, noise barriers are a quick and effective solution, while respecting the site's aesthetic or regulatory constraints.

Our solutions are adapted to noisy industrial environments, logistics zones, power generators, production sites and construction sites.

Each project is the subject of a preliminary acoustic study to guarantee the expected results, while complying with current standards. Our screens can also be combined with other acoustic equipment to provide comprehensive noise control.

Frequently asked questions about acoustic screens

What is the function of an acoustic screen?

It is used to create a barrier against noise propagation between a sound source and an area to be protected.

Where can I install a soundproof screen?

Outdoors (parking lots, industrial sites, roads) or indoors (production areas, machines).

Are acoustic screens weatherproof?

Yes, they are designed to withstand wind, humidity and temperature variations.

What's the difference between a noise barrier and an acoustic screen?

The wall is masonry and permanent. The screen is lighter, modular and often removable.

Glossary of terms related to acoustic screens

Absorbent screen

Acoustic panel that captures sound energy.

Sound reflection

Noise reflected by a hard surface instead of being absorbed.

Screen height

A key factor in the effectiveness of an acoustic screen.

Sound reduction index (DLR)

Screen performance measurement.

Site treatment

All acoustic solutions for a given location.

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