Free cookie consent management tool by TermsFeed Generator Sound Insulation & Acoustic Comfort in ÖKOHAUS GER Homes - Insights
7000 2797 (Cyprus)
+357 24425527 (International)
facebook instagram youtube

title

Under Study
7000 2797 (Cyprus)
+357 24425527 (International)
facebook instagram youtube
  •  2 min read

Sound Insulation & Acoustic Comfort in ÖKOHAUS GER Homes

Introduction

Peace and quiet inside the home is invaluable. It is not only about comfort, but also about health, concentration, and overall quality of life. Noise, whether coming from the external environment — such as roads, airplanes, weather conditions, or neighboring activities — or from inside the home, between rooms and floors, can negatively impact daily living. At ÖKOHAUS GER, sound insulation is not just a technical feature; it is a core design value, ensuring that every home provides a true sense of tranquility and protection.

1. External Walls

The external walls of ÖKOHAUS GER homes, combined with double-glazed windows, achieve a sound insulation performance of DnT,w 39–41 dB, ensuring peace and protection even in areas with significant external noise.

2. Internal Walls

Noise control between rooms is critical for privacy. ÖKOHAUS GER partition walls achieve Rw 50–52 dB, ensuring that conversations and activities do not transfer from one space to another. This allows every family member’s daily routine to remain independent and undisturbed.

3. Upper Floor

The specially designed intermediate floors provide Rw 54–56 dB for airborne noise and L’nT,w 56–60 dB for impact noise, such as footsteps. In practice, movements on the upper floor do not disturb the ground floor, maintaining acoustic balance throughout the home.

4. Roof

The roof is one of the most exposed elements of a house.

- In flat roofs, sound insulation levels of Rw 50–54 dB ensure protection from external noise and noticeably reduce rain noise.

- In pitched roofs, the mass of the roof tiles combined with the ventilated cavity achieve Rw 53–56 dB, significantly reducing the impact of rain and outdoor noise.

Comparative Advantages

Construction Method Acoustic Performance Problems Performance Compared to ÖKOHAUS GER
Concrete (RC) High mass, resistance to airborne noise Sound bridges, low absorption, difficult repairs Inferior, lower comfort
Steel Construction Thin shells, low mass Transmits vibrations, poor performance against impact noise Very low acoustic protection
Timber houses without standards Uncontrolled quality Poor connections, low performance Insufficient protection
ÖKOHAUS GER Timber Frame Combination of mass, absorption and decoupling None of the above weaknesses Up to +10 dB better performance (half perceived noise level)



Conclusion

Sound insulation in ÖKOHAUS GER homes is a true promise of quality living. With measurable performance across all structural elements — external walls, internal partitions, intermediate floors, and roofs — our homes create an environment of peace and well-being. In a world full of noise, ÖKOHAUS GER homes provide the ultimate sanctuary of silence and comfort.



It has been read 1502 times
Ref. code: OHG-25CY/4

Start your Smart-Timber™ Home Journey

Fill in your details and our team will contact you to discuss your project.

x
No obligation Free consultation Response within 48h

Your information is secure and will not be shared