ᐅ Soundproof transfer air devices for wall installation (controlled residential ventilation)
Created on: 5 Mar 2018 07:31
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Pädda
Hello.
We are currently considering options to avoid cutting down doors (to maintain sound insulation). We are already familiar with the usual alternatives, such as frame ventilation, U-seals on the door, and so on. Now, we are interested in the "professional" solution of soundproof transfer elements (through-wall grilles) for wall installation.
Has anyone installed such elements, and do they really improve sound insulation?
Perhaps someone can also recommend a manufacturer you are satisfied with. I have found the following companies but do not personally know any of them...
·Durrer
·Kiefer
·Lindab
·LTG
·Schako
·Swegon
·Systemair
·Westaflex
We are currently considering options to avoid cutting down doors (to maintain sound insulation). We are already familiar with the usual alternatives, such as frame ventilation, U-seals on the door, and so on. Now, we are interested in the "professional" solution of soundproof transfer elements (through-wall grilles) for wall installation.
Has anyone installed such elements, and do they really improve sound insulation?
Perhaps someone can also recommend a manufacturer you are satisfied with. I have found the following companies but do not personally know any of them...
·Durrer
·Kiefer
·Lindab
·LTG
·Schako
·Swegon
·Systemair
·Westaflex
Mycraft schrieb:
It would be simpler to have one supply and exhaust vent per room where increased sound insulation is required. That way, you avoid a lot of problems.Isn't that the same as what I mean? Those are also installed in the wall, right? What is the advantage of the supply vent you mentioned?
Mycraft schrieb:
No, that is not the same. Because with supply and exhaust air in the same room, the need for an overflow option is eliminated. In other words, the room can be sealed airtight if desired.I understand. As far as I know, your solution would require an enormous extra effort in terms of ductwork, or am I mistaken? Exhaust air goes outside, of course. The supply air in your solution with the supply air vents would mean that a separate supply air duct runs into every room. I think this is certainly the best solution acoustically, but the huge extra effort and all the additional supply air ducts seem a bit excessive to me. I hope I’ve understood you correctly...D
Dark_Templar6 Mar 2018 21:02I have also been considering this issue; the effort required for supply and exhaust air in each room is quite significant.
I will take a closer look at drop seals.
I will take a closer look at drop seals.
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Bieber08157 Mar 2018 21:02We have no experience with transfer grills; a friend looked into it more closely, but as far as I know, they haven’t been installed either.
For the utility room, we have a soundproof door with a drop-down seal (with transfer function).
For the utility room, we have a soundproof door with a drop-down seal (with transfer function).
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