Tricks to Reduce Noise in the room Unveiling-Rooms without insulation or commonly referred to as open floor plan now becomes spatial trend among interior designers. Impression of simple and spacious rooms that were presented at the reason many people like the style of this one.
Some developers did not hesitate adopting the open-plan family area on any new housing projects. This concept brings together three functions at once open-plan space, such as a family room, kitchen and dining table into one.
Unfortunately, this open-plan room save big problem since the beginning of the application, namely noise. How not, the sound of the television show can mingle with the sounds of cooking stir and chatter families into one. If not treated properly, spatial structure can actually damage the comfort of the occupants.
Observe your room Shape
Shape of the room is the first thing to consider when designing a room without a bulkhead. Some people are reluctant to use blinds or carpet to muffle the sound, but there are other alternatives that can be tried.
For example, designing a lower ceiling on one part of the room to absorb the sound. In addition, the existing gap in the living room watching television can also be inlaid with wood material.
If the noise is still felt, you are forced to divide the two rooms with one bulkhead but there is a gap left open without a door in order to remain visible relief. For example, to divide the kitchen and family room.
Consider Wall, Ceiling and Floor
Each slit in the room it can function as a sound absorber. One of them bookcase propped against a wall. The fact rows of books stacked serves as a good sound absorber.
On the floor, the carpet was wide with a thick material can be reflective voice is also effective. Meanwhile, your walls can be filled with sound absorbing panel materials, such as cork (recycled wood) or partition rattan.
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