Plate compactors, cut-off saws, excavators, pumps and compressors – civil engineering and road works are loud, and often right in front of homes, shops and offices. With our hired acoustic mats and mobile noise walls you screen sewer, utility, road and bridge worksites in a targeted way.
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Noise control that moves with the site
In civil engineering and road construction the loud area rarely stays in one place for long. We therefore plan the noise control so that it can be relocated with every new construction section.
- suitable for sewer, utility, road and bridge works
- against the noise of plate compactors, cut-off saws, excavators and compressors
- mats in 3.5 m × 2 m format for standard fence panels, higher walls with a structural support frame
- sound reduction index up to 23 dB, depending on the system
- flexible hire periods and quantities
Who is it for?
For civil engineering contractors, road builders, main contractors and municipal contractors – and for everyone in site management and purchasing who needs a quick solution. Demand is highest for sites in dense urban areas, for night and weekend work and next to schools, hospitals or offices.
Planning a railway project? Then also see noise barriers for rail and track works.
What we need from you for planning
Tell us the location, construction period, noise source and the required length and height. Details of the ground, the available space and the access for delivery are helpful too.
Important: closed mats offer the wind a large surface. Fences and support frames must therefore be set up so that they stand safely and be checked regularly.
How to plan moving construction sections
Divide the screening into manageable sections. The elements can then be moved forward while finished areas are reopened to traffic and residents.
Take particular care at junctions, property entrances and pavements. There, safe openings and well-overlapping elements matter more than one continuous wall.
These details help us with planning:
- length of the current and the following construction sections
- position of compactor, saw, excavator or drilling rig
- required access routes and traffic management
- planned relocation dates during the hire period