[roydonaldson]

Hi there,

Having moved house, I'm in the process of setting up my living room again.

Now, I've got carpeting down at the moment and am awaiting heavy curtains to cover the windows, as there are a lot of windows down both walls (2 floor to ceiling windows on each wall). However, on the rear wall that the speakers fire at, there are the equivilant of 3 glass doors.

Is there such a thing as a foil treatment or something to treat the glass in these doors ? The room seems to bounce a bit at the moment, even though the floor is all carpeted.

Thanks,
Roy.

[dj-dulux]

Depends what look you are after, but micro perforated treatments may be OK for your application. Basically a foil/sheet with sub 1mm holes, viscous losses cause them to absorb.

Dupe...

[amioa]

at the moment there is the microperforated plastic foil that Dupe refers to, there is also a thicker microperf sheet as well as a slotted microperforated sheet.

[roydonaldson]

Originally Posted by amioa

at the moment there is the microperforated plastic foil that Dupe refers to, there is also a thicker microperf sheet as well as a slotted microperforated sheet.

Any links to the material and examples of places to buy ?

Thanks,
roy.

[amioa]

the slotted material: The New Generation in Microperforated Fiber Free Sound Absorption - DeAmp AS
for the microperforated foil and sheet: RPG Diffusor Systems, Inc.