3.6 m × 2.0 m Acoustic Barrier

• Construction and demolition sites
• Road, rail and utility works
• Temporary generators, compressors and plant
• Industrial maintenance and manufacturing areas
• Temporary noise enclosures and perimeter screens
• Events and other short-term noise-control installations

1. Position panels as close as practicable to the noise source while maintaining safe access and ventilation.
2. Hang vertically from a suitable temporary fence, scaffold or support frame using every available fixing point.
3. Overlap or tightly abut adjacent panels to minimise acoustic gaps; close openings at the base wherever practicable.
4. Secure against wind loading and inspect fixings regularly, particularly after severe weather or site changes.
5. Keep the panel clear of hot surfaces, sharp edges, moving machinery and ignition sources.
6. Clean, dry and inspect before folding or storing. Remove damaged panels from service.

Acoustic performance is installation-dependent and should not be treated as a guaranteed site-wide reduction. A competent noise assessment should determine the required barrier height, length, overlap and location. Confirm the current product weight, thickness, construction schedule, measured acoustic indices, fire classification, test reports and certificate numbers with Silent Site before using this sheet for tender, procurement or regulatory approval.