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Case Studies
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- One of the top 130 homebuilders in the U.S.
- Over 4,000 units built since 1974
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Using QuietRock acoustic drywall, QuietWood, QuietHome Windows, and QuietSeal, Pinn Brothers has been able to replace costly, failure-prone resilient channel with a more reliable soundproofing solution. The results have been easier, more cost-effective and more reliable than previous soundproofing methods.
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- The Tundra Lodge Resort & Waterpark is a full service,
all-suite destination located in the heart of the Green Bay
stadium district.
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Using QuietRock and QuietSeal, the Tundra Lodge remodeled 161 suites that had been constructed using resilient channel. This system failed within the first year. The end result of the QuietRock retrofit solved the sound intrusion from being a source of guest complaints.
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- Opening in the fall of 2008, Joie de Vivre’s Citizen Hotel revives downtown Sacramento’s historic Cal Western Life building.
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- The Villas at Grand Del Mar is a secluded, high-end
residential development features eight, two story, luxury
villas located on The Grand Golf Club in San Diego.
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Johnson, Barnes and Finch, Inc., the specialty drywall company that installed the ceilings and walls in the villas, used QuietRock 525 and QuietSeal to develop high quality units, with a simpler, quicker build.
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- Located in New York City’s Upper East Side, Lollipop Tapas
Bar & Lounge is an architecturally fascinating and
technologically advanced restaurant and hotspot.
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4V Corporation, the general contractor chosen to manage the remodel project, used QuietRock, QuietPutty and QuietSeal to make the lounge quiet enough so it wasn’t not shut down. Since Lollipop’s completion in Summer 2006, 4V Corporation has used QuietRock on eight other projects..
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- Maro Matthew’s wife found the perfect location for her new family law office and livescan fingerprint service in a professional plaza located in Torrance, California. One thing she hadn’t considered, however, was the dry cleaning business next door.
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Matthews’ contractor recommended they install QuietRock on the shared walls between the two businesses. Almost immediately the noise from next door was eliminated. Matthews was thrilled to discover that QuietRock did exactly what he wanted – quieting the office down more than expected.
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- Tom Keller and his wife moved into a beautiful 5300 square
foot home in Biltmore Lake, North Carolina that had 1800
square feet of unfinished basement. Their goal for much of
the space? To build a high quality, economical home theater/listening room.
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Using QuietRock, QuietPutty and QuietSeal, the Kellers built their dream in-home theater room with results that have been outstanding. Even with almost 3000 watts of amplification pushing out sound at thunderous levels, Tom can’t hear a thing in his office, which is 40 feet away and has no door and in his master bedroom, which is directly above the theater.
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- Located in Washington, D.C., the Newseum is a 250,000-square-foot museum of news. The Newseum offers visitors an experience that blends five centuries of news history with up-to-the-second technology and hands-on exhibits.
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SH Acoustics, located in Milford Connecticut, has a reputation as one of the most accomplished and diverse acoustic consulting firms in the country. QuietRock, QuietSeal and QuietPutty have become a major theme in their projects and have allowed Steve Haas, the company’s founder, and his team design in an entirely different way.
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- A major government contractor used QuietRock to “beef up” soundproofing at a government facility.
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Dave, a major government contractor from the Midwest, shares his QuietRock success story with us in an email he sent in January 2008. Due to the proprietary nature of the contractor’s government projects, all names and project details must remain confidential.
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