Not every situation is standard. Temporary noise issues often involve specific constraints such as limited space, dominant low frequencies, phasing over time or combination with other functions.

Buitink Technology develops mobile inflatable noise barriers on a project basis, combining acoustic performance, structural feasibility and practical applicability in a workable solution.

This page provides an overview of typical customisation situations and practical examples, without naming clients.

When is customisation necessary?

Customisation is applied when:

• standard screen configurations are insufficient
• the situation differs in shape, height or positioning
• additional requirements apply to low-frequency noise
• multiple functions need to be combined (e.g. sound, sight, dust)

Buitink's inflatable systems make it possible to vary panel construction, mass and geometry on a project-by-project basis within a standardised principle.

Overview of practical examples

The examples below illustrate how customised solutions have been applied in different situations. The objective, preconditions and solution direction were decisive for each project.

From standard to customisation

Many customised solutions are built on the basis of:

• standard panel types
• well-known screen heights
• proven anchoring principles

Depending on the situation, these elements are adapted or combined on a project-by-project basis.

View our construction and anchoring of the acoustic panels:

Construction and anchoring