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SonaSpray K-13 for commercially unbeatable industrial noise control

The spray-applied acoustic finish reduces reverberation in warehouses by absorbing sound while avoiding the installation costs of a fixed panel system

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SonaSpray K-13 in Essex Waste Processing Plant. The product insulates by creating dead air macroscopic spaces between and within hollow cellulose fibres.
SonaSpray K-13 in Essex Waste Processing Plant. The product insulates by creating dead air macroscopic spaces between and within hollow cellulose fibres. Credit: SRL and Balfour Beatty

In large warehouses noise generated by loud machinery reflects off hard surfaces, increasing noise levels by up to 15dBA - well above HSE guidelines.

Staff working in warehouses can try to protect their hearing with ear defenders, but this will prevent them from hearing instructions or warnings, increasing the risk of an accident.

SonaSpray K-13 is a seamless spray-applied acoustic finish for industrial noise control, offering superior performance at a lower installed price than fixed panel systems.

By absorbing sound energy instead of reflecting it, SonaSpray significantly reduces reverberation and overall noise levels within large spaces. SonaSpray can be applied quickly and effectively on to most prepared surfaces for minimal downtime, resulting in a quieter, safer workplace.

SonaSpray K-13 goes above and beyond the latest fire requirements under the updated Approved Document B. In fire testing it produced negligible amounts of smoke and no droplets, assisting in the safe escape of occupants and achieving a Class 0 to BS 476 and B-s1,d0 fire rating.

The SonaSpray range also contributes to many sustainable design and health certification systems, including BREEAM, SKA, Living Building Challenge and adds up to 17 points towards the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) rating of a project.  

  • The oil tank industrial chambers at Tate Modern. SonaSpray K-13 in black was specified at 76mm. The black provides ideal conditions for lighting control and, in a darkened space, the height of the ceiling appears infinite.
    The oil tank industrial chambers at Tate Modern. SonaSpray K-13 in black was specified at 76mm. The black provides ideal conditions for lighting control and, in a darkened space, the height of the ceiling appears infinite. Credit: FireClad/HarrisonJorge and Mace Construction.
  • SonaSpray K-13 applied to 7,500 square metres of plasterboard and profiled deck throughout Ice Arena Wales in Cardiff. SonaSpray K-13 can be applied to virtually any configuration of substrate and will maintain its fire rating.
    SonaSpray K-13 applied to 7,500 square metres of plasterboard and profiled deck throughout Ice Arena Wales in Cardiff. SonaSpray K-13 can be applied to virtually any configuration of substrate and will maintain its fire rating. Credit: Kier and Scott Brownrigg
  • HV Wooding Factory in Hythe, Kent. SonaSpray K-13 in white was specified at 20mm to acoustically treat the corrugated ceiling for noise reverberation control. SonaSpray in white is also excellent at reflecting light, making the factory much brighter.
    HV Wooding Factory in Hythe, Kent. SonaSpray K-13 in white was specified at 20mm to acoustically treat the corrugated ceiling for noise reverberation control. SonaSpray in white is also excellent at reflecting light, making the factory much brighter.
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