While improving the sound insulation of walls, it's also crucial to consider other wall properties. For example, the strength of newly built soundproof walls or renovated old walls must meet requirements. If you intend to hang heavy objects on the walls, such as flat-screen TVs, large paintings or picture frames, or large decorative lights, the wall panels need sufficient strength to withstand the weight. If there are many people or high traffic in the room, the wall panels need to be impact-resistant and strong to prevent cracking from impacts.
If the wall panels are near damp areas like faucets or bathrooms, they need good waterproofing. If the walls require high fire resistance (such as in kitchens and garages), you should choose sound-absorbing panels that are both soundproof and fire-resistant. The currently available 458 sound-absorbing panel not only offers several times the sound insulation of similar products, easily achieving over 53 decibels of sound insulation for a single-frame wall, but also boasts significantly higher strength and fire resistance than gypsum board of the same thickness. If customers have higher requirements for strength, waterproofing, mildew resistance, and fire resistance, we can also provide different products and solutions.
