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July 17, 2025 – 🎧 Why is soundproofing so important in music spaces?
Whether it is a home recording studio, una professional rehearsal room o un school music classroom, they all have one thing in common: they generate sound… and they do not want that sound to be heard outside.

The opposite is also true: we do not want external noise (traffic, neighbours, building services…) to enter the room and ruin a recording or concentration.

In short:

Prevent sound from escaping → To avoid disturbing other neighbours, classrooms, offices or homes.
Prevent sound from entering → To ensure clean listening without interference.
Improve the sound inside → For recordings, rehearsals and lessons with good sound quality.

July 14, 2025 – If you can’t hear it, everything is going well. And that… is worth its weight in gold.

July 3, 2025 – In new constructions and refurbishments, suspended ceilings —whether continuous or acoustic— are a widely used solution due to their versatility, ease of installation, and functional advantages. However, they can also become a safety risk if not installed correctly.

July 3, 2025 – 🔇HOTEL SOUNDPROOFING IS NOT AN EXPENSE:
IT IS AN INVESTMENT THAT PAYS FOR ITSELF FROM DAY ONE
Did you know that a single review mentioning noise can ruin weeks of prospective bookings?

In the hospitality sector, silence sells. And noise costs money.

👉 Effective acoustic insulation is not an architectural luxury, but a direct tool to boost your profitability.

👉 Every decibel you manage to reduce directly translates into more satisfied guests, higher ratings, and increased occupancy rates.

👉 Investing in acoustic insulation guarantees rest for your guests… and solid economic performance for your business.

June 30, 2025 – Many users write to us asking if we carry out acoustic insulation installations, requesting quotes for soundproofing rooms, ceilings, walls or even more complex spaces such as gyms, machine rooms or restaurants. And while we fully understand this need, at SENOR we do not perform acoustic installations.
We are manufactures of antivibration systems and mounts for acoustic solutions, but we do not carry out the on-site installation work.

June 13, 2025 – When it comes to planning acoustic insulation, many decisions are made under the influence of popular beliefs that have little or nothing to do with technical reality. That’s why we’ve gathered the most common myths and debunk them one by one with technical arguments and real solutions.

June 12, 2025 – Avoid common failures and get the maximum return on your investment.
An acoustic system is not just about “adding more material.” The quality of the insulation will depend on the products selected, the way they are installed, and the technical knowledge applied at each stage. Even with top-quality materials, poor execution can ruin the entire solution. Below, we show you the most common mistakes made on-site and how to avoid them.

June 9, 2025 – At SENOR we do not manufacture absorbent materials. Our speciality is acoustic dampers, acoustic bands and anti-vibration systems.
However, we are well aware that the performance of any acoustic building system depends on many factors, and one of them – often overlooked – is the quality of the absorbing material.
Many of our customers – whether they are installers, distributors or technicians – often ask us what type of absorbent material they should place inside their ceilings, wall linings, partitions or floors to complete the acoustic solution.
That is why we wanted to prepare this small guide, with a technical and constructive approach, to help make better decisions based on objective criteria and real experience on site.
We hope it will serve as useful guidance for those seeking to improve the acoustic comfort of spaces with effective, coherent and well-thought-out solutions from the beginning.

June 4, 2025 – When carrying out acoustic insulation, the order in which the different construction elements are installed has a direct influence on the final acoustic performance. Although traditionally the floor has been laid before the partition walls or wall linings, experience and common sense tell us that the floor should always be laid last.