Block Your Backyard Noise With a Noise Reduction Fence

If there is an existing wooden or chain link fence, you can install PrivacyShield® ABBC-13EXT Exterior Barrier Backed Soundproofing Blankets to block your backyard noise. The combination sound blankets have a barrier backing and an absorptive face to provide sound absorption as well as block sound. To fit the requirements of your specific application, we can custom-manufacture these blankets. 

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Blankets are typically manufactured with an exterior grade covering with grommets at the top and bottom for mounting and mating Velcro on the vertical edges to provide a sound seal. You can also use them to surround equipment such as pool pumps or HVAC units.

Please be sure to verify your structure will comply with local building codes, ordinances, or homeowners’ associations.

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Utilize Sound Absorbing Fabrics and Materials

In addition to sound blocking, sound absorbing materials are very effective at eliminating echo and reverb coming from without and from within. While you can certainly employ acoustic panels on walls and even the ceiling of covered porch areas, utilizing products like AlphaSorb® Fabric Wrapped Acoustic Panels, offering an array of aesthetic options to blend into your look, even the simple addition of sound absorbing fabrics covering furniture or a nice outdoor rug will help.

Additional Natural Outdoor Noise Reduction Solutions

If you have a space without a fence or a fence that can’t hold up acoustical materials. You may be able to reduce highway noise with a few natural implementations.

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1. Plant a Green Barrier

A green barrier is essentially a fence made up of plant life like shrubs, or a staggered set of trees and shrubbery. While plants are not nearly as effective as sound blocking materials like mass loaded vinyl, placing any kind of mass between you and unwanted sounds will reduce noise. The benefit of a green barrier is the beauty and elegance of foliage that add a deep biophilic atmosphere to your outdoor area.

2. Add Water Features

For all the times we’ve seen fountains, it was likely missed that a big part of their appeal is their ability to mask noise. The bubbling of water in fountains, waterfalls, and small ponds is one of nature’s greatest noises – noises here are positive sounds – and provide soothing relief from negative sounds. Installing even one water fountain, or even a bird bath to attract birds to splash around and create even more organic sounds and visuals, is a great way to help alleviate unwanted sounds from beyond.

3. Employ Noise-Reducing Landscaping

In addition to green barriers, being strategic with landscaping can add further protection from unwanted sounds. Instead of opting for gravel or concrete in garden beds and pathways, choose mulch, as the softer material will better absorb sounds rather than reflect them like hard surfaces.

4. Strategically Place Structures

If you’re planning to add a shed, chicken coop, play place, or other structure in your outdoor area, consider placing it in an area where they are between you and the source of unwanted noise. Since the structures are going to exist anyway for their unique uses, it would be ideal to place them strategically so their mass can help block sounds.

Find the Best in Backyard Noise Blocking Products with Acoustical Solutions

I’ve made a career out of solving acoustic issues in all kinds of rooms and buildings, including outdoor spaces. There really is nothing more satisfying than the peace afforded by great acoustics, and it can be readily achieved with the right modern materials, products and techniques. 

To learn more how to employ sound blocking and sound absorption techniques to severely reduce unwanted outside noise to create a peaceful yard or patio area, don’t hesitate to reach out to me today!

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