Workshop

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Line the surround walls and ceiling of your workshop with this barrier membrane.   Follow the framing treatments listed in our Walls or Ceiling sections of this Applications Guide.   This assembly can trigger up to a 90% drop in sound transmission.

If your workshop is in the basement and noise is bleeding up through a drop-grid ceiling tile system, simply rest these caps atop your ceiling tiles to deaden noise bleeding through to upstairs.

Wrap exposed pipes or ducts connected to your central dust collection system with this lagging material.   Also good for wrapping plumbing pipes and furnace vents in an unfinished basement.

Use these blankets to build partial enclosures around stationary noise sources such as routers, band saws, radial arm saws, drill press, dust collection systems and sanding locations.    Build simple frames around these sound sources and we will custom cut the blankets to fit.  

Not all sound sources are encloseable.   To combat the unwanted airborne noise reverberation in your workshop, line the perimeter walls with these VCut sound panels cut in beige to disguise your sawdust and absorb the noise.

For any machinery mounted on legs connected to a concrete floor surface, set the legs up on these decoupling machine mounts to create a disconnect and sever structural vibrations from heading into your floor and spreading throughout your house.