Noise Absorption Curtains Manufacturer

Although most noise absorption curtains only absorb sound, sound absorption curtains actually deflect sound waves away from your living environment. This sound deflection makes them the most effective sound absorbing curtains on the market. The acoustic sound absorbing curtain can block most outside noises, which greatly changes the atmosphere of your home.

How do noise absorption curtains attach to wall?

The top of the noise absorption curtain is supported by a grommet and is equipped with an industrial hanger, which can be nailed to the top of a window frame or wall. We designed the hook to minimize the impact on the wall or frame, making sound absorbing curtain ideal for apartments or rental houses.

Use the stitched micro velcro to tightly attach the sound absorption curtain to the wall to ensure that sound does not seep into the edges and into your living space. The installation time is less than 5 minutes. When you want to let in light, sound and fresh air, you can put it away with a sewn belt.

Noise Absorption Curtains Feature

Transparent to radar and TV signals
Height up to 5m
Easy to repair or replace
Easy to install
Resistant to rodents, insects and fungi
Graffiti is easy to delete
Non-corrosive
Will not rust, rot or stain
Not affected by rain, snow, ice and sleet
Non-deicing chemicals
Excellent transmission loss

Other benefits

Shading: The acoustic sound absorbing curtain can block more than 99% of external light.
Thermal performance: The sound proof curtains have thermal insulation properties, which can reduce the heating and cooling costs of the house.
Decoration: There are many colors to choose from.
Affordable noise absorbing curtains price.

What do noise absorption curtains do?

Sound absorbing curtains do not “block” the sound; they absorb it. A useful equivalent that can be considered is a car. The sound is a mechanical wave. Energy is transferred from one particle to another. When sound energy reaches walls, floors, furniture, windows, or sound absorption curtains, the energy is transferred to or “rebounded” from the object. As a result, if we hear the sound twice, we hear the echo. How long we continue to hear is called reverberation. The acoustic sound absorbing curtains absorb this sound energy.