Key BenefitsSuperior noise reductionEngine, generator, and HVAC noise reduced by up to 90% in treated zones*; exterior sounds (wind, waves, marina) significantly attenuated for restful nights and focused work.
Comfort & privacyQuieter cabins and salons, reduced sound transfer between spaces, and more enjoyable charters.
Custom, marine-grade integrationLightweight, moisture-resistant materials that blend with interiors and allow service access.
Protection & valueVibration control lowers mechanical wear; quieter operation enhances charter appeal and resale.
*Actual results depend on vessel design and scope of treatment.
What We Install- Constrained-Layer Damping (CLD): Self-adhesive viscoelastic tiles for hull plates, bulkheads, and machinery housings to convert vibration into heat (non-flammable, marine-rated).
- Mass-Loaded Vinyl (MLV) Barriers: Flexible sound barriers (2–5 kg/m²) behind panels, headliners, and floors to block transmission paths.
- Acoustic Composites: Multi-layer panels combining MLV, closed-cell foam, and decouplers for walls/ceilings with minimal thickness.
- Vibration Isolation: Engine mounts, resilient hangers, anti-vibration pads for pumps, gensets, compressors.
- Sealing & Detailing: Acoustic caulk, gaskets, fire-rated hatches, cable/pipe penetrations treated for airtight continuity.
- Floor & Underlayment Systems: Decoupled subfloors and acoustic underlay for footsteps and structure-borne noise.
Our ProcessSurvey & Noise MappingSPL measurements underway/at anchor, source-path analysis, thermal and access constraints.
Design & Material SpecCAD/mark-ups, weight/space budgets, fire & IMO compliance, serviceability planning.
InstallationClean prep, panel removal, CLD treatment, barrier/decoupler layering, vibration isolation, precision sealing.
CommissioningBefore/after measurements, fine-tuning, crew briefing for care and access.
Maintenance & SupportPeriodic inspections, performance checks, and upgrade paths as systems evolve.
Typical Problem → Solution- Engine/generator roar through the hull → CLD on plating + MLV composite on bulkheads + isolated mounts.
- Noise between cabins & salons → Decoupled partitions, perimeter seals, acoustic doors where required.
- Wind/wave and marina clatter → Headliner composites, window/port sealing, floor underlayment.
- HVAC & pump hum → Resilient hangers, soft-connections, anti-vibration bases, flexible couplings.
Package Options- Cabin Quiet Pack – Targeted treatment for owner/guest cabins (walls, headliner, door seals, floor underlayment).
- Engine-Room Pro – CLD across engine room surfaces, barrier/absorber composites, lined doors, upgraded mounts.
- Silent Suite (Full-Vessel) – End-to-end acoustic design covering cabins, salons, crew areas, machinery, and deck paths.
Technical Highlights- Weight-conscious design (typ. +2.5–6.0 kg/m² in treated areas)
- Moisture/UV/salt-resistant, low-VOC, fire-rated materials
- Serviceability preserved with removable panels and marked access points
- Compatible with refits and newbuilds
FAQs
Will this affect maintenance access?No. We design with removable panels and labelled service routes.
How long does installation take?From 2–10 days for most scopes, depending on area count and access.
Can you prove the improvement?Yes—baseline and post-install SPL measurements are included in commissioning.
Next Steps- Book a survey: We’ll measure, map noise paths, and propose a precise treatment plan.
- Request a quote: Get a clear scope, timeline, and materials spec tailored to your yacht.
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