Benefits:
1. Excellent Sound Insulation: The combination of galvanized steel, wood, and other materials effectively blocks noise, providing superior soundproofing performance for quiet environments.
2. Durability and Strength: The steel components offer exceptional strength and durability, making the door resistant to wear and tear, while the wood adds a natural aesthetic and warmth.
3. Energy Efficiency: The multi-layered structure, including a damping layer and gas seal, helps improve thermal insulation, reducing energy costs by maintaining a stable indoor temperature.
4. Enhanced Sealing: The magnetic control rubber ensures a tight seal, preventing air leaks and further improving both soundproofing and energy efficiency.
5. Customizable Design: With a natural veneer finish and various finish options available, the door can be customized to match different interior styles and preferences.
Specifications:
| Name: | Metal Wood Composite Sound Insulation Door |
| Model: | ID01 |
| Finish: | Melamine Finish/ Veneer Finish / HPL Fire-Proof |
| Size: | Single Leaf: W860mm*H2050mm*T70mm or Other Customized Double Leaf: W1500mm*H2100mm*T70mm or Other Customized |
| Sound Insulation Performance: | Single：STC40-45dB Double：STC35-40dB |
| Threshold: | Optional |
| Opening Direction: | Optional |
| Lock: | Standard or Optional |
Application:
1. Hotel: The door provides guests with a quiet and comfortable environment by blocking external noise, improving privacy and the overall experience.
2. Home: In residential spaces, it enhances sound insulation between rooms, ensuring privacy and reducing disturbances in areas like bedrooms or home offices.
3. Auditorium Room: It minimizes noise transfer between the auditorium and surrounding areas, ensuring a quiet atmosphere for performances or events.
4. Piano Room: The door helps contain the sound of piano practice, preventing it from disturbing other parts of the building while maintaining a quiet environment for focused practice.
5. Music Classroom: It is essential for music schools, where multiple classes occur simultaneously, preventing sound interference between rooms and creating a more productive learning environment.
6. Recreation Place: In recreational spaces with high noise levels, such as game rooms or lounges, the door helps keep noise contained, improving the overall ambiance.
7. Conference Hall: It ensures meetings and presentations are conducted in a quiet and distraction-free environment by blocking out external sounds.
8. Home Theater: The door is perfect for home theaters, preventing sound from leaking out and ensuring a more immersive audio experience inside while keeping the rest of the home quiet.
Install Method:
Prepare the Door Frame
Ensure the door frame is properly aligned and leveled. The frame must be sturdy and free from any gaps or defects that could compromise the sound insulation.
Install Acoustic Seals
Apply acoustic seals or weatherstripping around the edges of the door frame. These seals are critical for blocking noise leakage and ensuring a tight fit once the door is installed.
Mount the Door Hinges
Attach high-quality, heavy-duty hinges to the soundproof door. Given the extra weight of soundproof doors, it’s important to use robust hinges that can support the load and maintain stability over time.
Hang the Door
Carefully lift and hang the soundproof door onto the hinges. Ensure it swings smoothly and check for any gaps between the door and the frame.
Apply Damping Sealant
Use a sound-damping sealant around the perimeter of the door frame to further enhance the noise reduction. This will help eliminate any small gaps and prevent vibrations from transferring through the door.
Install Magnetic Control Rubber Seals
If the door includes magnetic control rubber seals, install these around the door’s edge. The magnetic seals ensure an airtight closure when the door is closed, improving both sound insulation and energy efficiency.
Test the Door Functionality
Open and close the door multiple times to ensure it operates smoothly and there are no issues with alignment. Check that the acoustic seals and magnetic closures work effectively.
Final Adjustments
Make any necessary adjustments to the door’s alignment or seals to guarantee that the soundproofing features are fully operational. Ensure the door fits snugly and there are no air gaps.
Check for Acoustic Performance
Once installed, test the door’s soundproofing by closing it and measuring noise levels on either side. If necessary, make further adjustments to enhance performance.
Finishing Touches
Clean up the installation area, remove any excess sealant, and polish the door’s surface. Ensure the door looks and functions as intended, with a focus on both aesthetic appeal and acoustic performance.
FAQS:
Q: Can the steel-wood composite soundproof door be customized to match the interior design?
A: Yes, the door's wood finish and color can be customized to complement the design aesthetic, allowing for both functionality and visual harmony in the space.
Q: How thick is the door, and does the thickness affect the design flexibility?
A: The thickness of the door is 70mm, which ensures a balance between soundproofing and design flexibility, allowing for various hardware and finishes to be applied.
Q: What is the soundproof rating (STC) of steel-wood composite doors.
A: The doors typically have an STC rating between 35 to 50, depending on the model and additional insulation options, effectively reducing noise transmission.
Q: What are the standard dimensions available for the steel-wood composite soundproof doors.
A: Standard dimensions typically range from 800mm x 2000mm to 1000mm x 2400mm, with options for custom sizes based on project needs.
