PRANCE metalwork is a leading manufacturer of metal ceiling and facade systems.
How do you prevent sound leaks through gaps or penetrations in a drop ceiling?
Preventing sound leaks through gaps or penetrations is a critical aspect of maintaining a high-performance soundproof drop ceiling. In our aluminum ceiling systems, meticulous attention is given to sealing all potential gaps during the installation process. Acoustic sealants and resilient clips are used extensively to ensure that joints, edges, and any penetrations for fixtures or HVAC systems are tightly sealed. This approach minimizes any weak points that could allow sound to bypass the soundproofing layers.
The design of our panels includes overlapping edges and interlocking features that further reduce the chances of sound leakage. Additionally, specialized acoustic gaskets are applied around openings to maintain a continuous barrier against noise. Each component is tested to meet strict industry standards for sound attenuation, ensuring that the overall STC rating of the system is not compromised by minor installation imperfections. By combining these advanced materials and techniques with the inherent properties of aluminum and high-density insulation, our drop ceilings provide a comprehensive solution for noise control in various applications, from offices and meeting rooms to residential and commercial spaces.