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Tips for Backyard Noise Reduction
Is your home located near a busy
highway? Perhaps next to a loud train track?
If you are worried about noise reduction around your home, then I have
good news for you! There are a variety
of tips and techniques, including soundproof fence solutions that you can
implement to reduce the noise in your home and yard. Vegetation, trees, fountains, and acoustic
fence panels have been used for years.
Builders and commercial sites often
rely on fence panels to reduce the sounds of machinery, equipment, and
construction noise. But these panel
fences aren’t just for commercial and industrial sites, the same technology and
landscaping techniques that keep work sites quiet can be used to create a
peaceful yard and ensure you get a pleasant night’s sleep.
Here are some tips to keep you home
and backyard noise free.
Reflect Sound with Acoustic Fencing
Some builders design homes
specifically so that the yards have sound deadening qualities. Others however, couldn't care less and leave
it entirely up to the home owners. If
your home is in the latter category, don’t worry.
One of the best solutions is to
erect a soundproof fence around your home.
These panels fit snugly together to create a sound reflection system and
reduce the noise your experience in your home and yard. Each panel acts as a sound rebound surface,
sending loud noises back to their source.
Noise can even be more efficiently
deflected if you select a flexible material, since they tend of direct sound
waves away from your home. Although some
of these fences can be costly, their easy installation, low maintenance, and
beautiful finishes are well worth the investment.
Select Shrubs, Trees and Plants To Absorb Sound
The best sound reduction solution is
to install a soundproof fence. However,
there are still more ways to block sound and even increase the effectiveness of
your acoustic fence panels.
One easy solution is to plant some
large shrubs and foliage throughout your yard.
Plants, foliage and other landscaping techniques are a great way to
absorb some of the noise in your yard and prevent the sound from reverberating
through your home. Be sure to focus on the noisier areas of your yard, such as
next to the road or along with fence perimeter.
Some of the best plants to use are
ones that have thick, broad leaves, solid bark, and thick coverage for sound
waves to get lost in. Be careful and
leave enough room for these plants to grow and cover, because in order to get
the maximum sound reduction there needs to be enough space around them to work
effectively.
Fighting Sound with Sound
I know that it may sound crazy, but you can
combat some of the disrupting noises in your neighbourhood by adding
noise-making features to your yard.
Water fountains and features are most commonly used for this purpose. They can block out sound form coming into
your yard while producing a pleasant, tranquil noise. If this is not a possibility for your yard,
you may consider adding features to your yard that are known to attract song
birds and other wildlife.
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