Projects

ISOPARTNER Netherlands improved the acoustics in Hotel-Restaurant Middelkerke with SonoSorber PH acoustic photo panels. The panels reduced annoying reverberation and improved speech intelligibility in the busy dining area. In addition, they offered aesthetic added value through the possibility of integrating own images, while also being made of sustainable materials.

ISOPARTNER Netherlands installed a custom-made sound enclosure in a production area to reduce machine noise. The solution reduced noise levels and remained accessible for maintenance. Thanks to craftsmanship and the right materials, a durable and functional solution was created.

In the completely new apartment complex for students in the center of Leeuwarden, a complete installation of noise-reducing screens was done.

This sustainable school and daycare has a green roof with an eye toward water collection and biodiversity. In the middle of the roof is a Sonodamp sound barrier with the aim of preventing further noise pollution in the environment. The Sonodamp sound barrier is extra sustainable due to its long lifespan and possible circularity.

A nursery struggles with noise pollution

Noise reduction for noise caused by a heat pump

The combined setup of a heat pump and several outdoor air conditioning units caused noise pollution to adjacent homes.

Four heat pumps at the local ING bank in Hilversum were determined to be exceeding noise levels.

ISOPARTNER Netherlands realised the required noise reduction for three roof positions.

A manufacturing company in Nieuwegein suffered from annoying reverberation

In a production area, the sound of a machine may be above all other machine noise.

Noise reduction of cooling units on the roof of a meat processor 

Different requirements apply in food environments than in normal industrial situations. However, ISOPRATNER Netherlands has extensive experience in this area and therefore knew what to look out for when a cheese factory came forward with an acoustic problem in production.

ISOPARTNER Nederland provided acoustic bearings for the tribune sections of the newly built Pathé theatre in Arnhem for Volker Wessels in Rijssen.

During hammering and grinding operations in the production areas, all employees experienced disturbance due to reverberation.

An air treatment system near residential facades is asking for trouble.

A former bathhouse (from 1900) has been converted into a meeting venue. The high ceilings create a long reverberation time and noise pollution on the other rooms

Noise caused by impact tools and machining operations in high halls at Nedtrain, leads to considerable reverberation