As we approach 2025, animal shelters in New York are gearing up for significant changes in the regulations surrounding noise levels. Under the upcoming amendments to the New York Agriculture & Markets Law, specifically Section 424.10, shelters will be required to minimize continuous exposure to sound levels exceeding 85 decibels. This is a vital step toward…

In today’s world, where open-concept living spaces and bustling office environments are increasingly common, managing noise levels has become a priority. Enter PET acoustic panels & baffles, an innovative solution for controlling sound while also making a positive environmental impact. This article will introduce you to PET acoustic panels & baffles, explaining what they are…

Whether building a new home or renovating an existing room into a residential home theater, the acoustic characteristics of the room are something that should not be overlooked. A question we get asked often is “How many sound panels should I install in my home theater?” The recommended coverage of acoustic wall panels in a…

Acoustic panels are used to reduce background noise in large rooms by absorbing sound energy, thereby minimizing echoes, reverberation, and overall noise levels. Here’s how they work and are used: Absorption of Sound Waves: Acoustic panels are designed to absorb sound waves that would otherwise bounce off hard surfaces. They are typically made of materials…