H.S. Engineers Noise Barriers is normally made based on factors, such as aesthetics, durability, maintenance, cost, and the desires of the public.

H.S. Engineers Noise Barriers is normally made based on factors, such as aesthetics, durability, maintenance, cost, and the desires of the public. In its design, H.S. Engineers carefully considers the visual character of noise barriers on the surrounding area and environmental setting, so as to reflect the character of their surroundings as much as possible. We always try to preserve aesthetic views and scenic vistas, to the extent possible.

Our aim isn’t to sell the product but to create a perfect solution for your specific problem. We design the sound barriers from the ground up to protect your particular environment at the lowest cost possible. Whether you need to protect an entire neighborhood or just a portion of one building, H.S. Engineers Noise Barriers has a solution for you. Regardless of the size of your job, we have the right mix of one-sided or two-sided, sound absorbing or reflecting materials, to reduce noise levels without breaking your budget. Absorptive noise control barriers provide maximum noise reduction with lightweight modular panels and/or louvers.

H.S. Engineers Metallic Noise Barrier

Metallic noise barriers are made of acoustic elements placed horizontally or vertically between the supports railings. They allow a large architectural flexibility (colors, motifs, structures…). Their lightness allows producing them quickly, which is economical.

These barriers are isolating and absorbent and meet the strictest criteria of the European standard EN 1793 regarding devices for the reduction of road traffic noise. Acoustic absorption according to EN 1793-1 & Acoustic isolation according to EN 1793-2.

Elements are made in aluminum or galvanized steel . They contain a mineral wool protected by a non defiberizing geotextile that will eventually be neoprened. A perforated grill in aluminum insures the mechanical protection of the absorbent material.

Metallic noise barrier which comprise the great majority of noise barriers are generally located at the edge of the road to reflect traffic noise. Some noise is transmitted through the barrier, but is slightly less intense than the noise level on the other side of the barrier. The height of these barriers is usually greater than other types. Often traffic noise levels increase for vehicle occupant.