AdvancedAudioSystems
Registered: 08/19/09
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We have plastered walls, ceiling, and hardwood floors. The ceiling is decorative with a few small spaces (about 6' X 10') for about 4 panels. We have columns between Windows (approx. 31" X 80"H). The rest is all windows and hard floors. Can't put anything on the floors. Ceiling is about 16'H. Room is about 45'W X 120'L. We're using for weddings. Any suggestions for materials we can use or best way to handle? |
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NetWell
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Registered: 03/08/07
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The most popular treatment here is to suspend a family of custom cut Ceiling Clouds to be mechanically floated from your ceiling out over the room. Target those ceiling cavities you are describing, and float these sound absorbing clouds inside that cavity space.
Your first step should be to call our help desk so we can calculate for you the square footage you need to introduce into the room. With that number, you can divide into the square foot totals of your Cloud size, and determine how many you need to introduce into the room to trigger the collapses you need.
Call to 1-800-638-9355 for help!
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