Waking up to a hum that won't go away. With the rise of modern building installations such as heat pumps, HVAC and (emergency) power generators, it is becoming more and more common. Besides benefits, modern installations also have a negative effect on a comfortable living and working environment.
Rubber Design is a specialist in vibration damping and noise control on ships and luxury megayachts. This expertise is also available for buildings such as hospitals and residential complexes. "The Environmental Law sets strict requirements for the living environment, including noise and vibration. We help manufacturers and installers meet these requirements," says Martijn Visser of Rubber Design.
Almost every installer can think of a practical example with problems caused by vibrations and noise.Martijn Visser, Rubber Design
Structural noise and vibrations
Attention is often paid to airborne noise, but vibrations and impact noise also cause problems. They propagate through the building structure. "With our steel springs we achieve more than 95% insulation," continues Martijn Visser. "Vibrations are effectively damped which improves the comfort experience."
Contribution to energy transition
With a solution from Rubber Design, they not only improve the living environment, they also contribute to a more efficient and quieter climate transition. Working with Rubber Design is a reassuring choice, especially as consumers become more discerning and legislation more stringent. "Almost every installer can come up with a practical example of problems caused by vibration and noise. Too often a quick and cheap solution is chosen, which ultimately turns out not to be a solution.
Martijn Visser: "We go for the long term; not the cheapest, but the best solution with effective vibration damping. That is our silent contribution to climate goals and energy transition."
You can find Rubber Design in Hall 11, booth D059
