NetWell Noise Control is excited to introduce FELT Baffles, part of our all new Poly-Tone line of PET polyester acoustical products. FELT Baffles have been designed to transform indoor spaces into acoustically enhanced havens. Whether you’re seeking to create a serene workspace, a tranquil hospitality environment, or a dynamic educational atmosphere, FELT Baffles are your…
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Accordion Room Dividers vs. Operable Walls
Comparing the difference between the two main types of room dividers and the pros & cons of each. Accordion-style room dividers and operable walls are both popular options for creating flexible spaces and dividing larger areas into smaller sections. While they serve similar purposes, there are some differences in terms of benefits and functionality. Here…
Read MoreArt Photograph Sound Panels
PicturePanels by NetWell offer a visually appealing way to resolve reverberant noise problems, while improving both the aesthetics and acoustics of your existing space. PicturePanels can feature custom graphics, photos, logos, artwork, and more. The design options are virtually limitless. The panels are available in sizes up to 4′ x 10′, and they can be mounted…
Read MoreReducing Echo in a Gym
Charlie Mann, Director of Operations at Alvord ISD in Texas, reached out to NetWell Noise Control looking for help with reducing the reverberation time in their school’s large gymnasium. Gyms are notorious for being echo chambers due to their tall ceiling heights and hard reflective surfaces. The NetWell team gathered information about their gym (size…
Read MoreSoundproofing a Pickleball Court
Noise Reduction for Pickleball Courts: How-to Pickleball has become one of America’s leading participation sports programs, entertaining kids from ages 8 to 108. The increase in the popularity of the sport especially holds true for the senior population, as the activity tends to generate both an enjoyable social environment as well as a good deal…
Read MoreCafeteria Noise. How to Lower It.
Cafeteria’s fill with noise as crowds gather and voices begin to carry. Cafeteria’s need to have hard, cleanable surfaces, which in turn means those surfaces will also combine to reflect and scatter echoes rather than absorb them. As a result, echoes carry, background noise builds, and conversation over tables spikes as communication becomes strained. If…
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