Acoustic Performance

AD Systems' acoustic barn doors allow architects and designers to benefit from the space-saving design even in areas where acoustical privacy is a concern.

Acoustic performance is crucial in healthcare facilities and other office environments, such as financial institutions and human resources offices. It's also critically important in education facilities.  With AD Systems, architects can take advantage of high levels of acoustic isolation without having to make sacrifices in aesthetics. The noise isolation can also help with work flow, as it stops ambient noise leakage from one area of a space to another.  Our acoustic sliding door systems are built to meet the rigorous standards of modern offices, hotels, schools and medical facilities. With AD Systems, you get high levels of acoustic isolation without sacrificing aesthetics.  How?

AD Systems addresses the perimeter gaps that are normally a challenge for acoustic performance in sliding doors, providing independently tested performance up to Noise Isolation Class (NIC) 39 or Sound Transmission Class  (STC) 34. This level of performance is attained with the use of a patent pending automatic drop seal designed specifically for sliding doors. AD Systems has also tested our "officefront" assemblies, incorporating fixed sidelites or transoms, to similar levels of performance. These systems are ideal  for settings where the more open look and feel of a glass partition is desired. AD Systems' doors allow architects and designers to benefit from the space-saving design of sliders even in areas where acoustical privacy is a concern.

If you would like to request acoustic performance data, please contact us.