Why Aluminum Doors Insulate Sound So Well? Let Me Tell You:
- Sealing is key.
Aluminum doors often use multi-layer panels.
Their thickness helps a lot.
Multiple elastic sealing strips surround the door frame.
Our EPDM rubber strips perform excellently here.
How seals work:
When the door closes, the strips compress tightly.
They fill gaps between door and frame.
This creates a physical barrier.
It effectively blocks airflow.
Sound mostly travels through air.
Blocking air weakens sound transmission.
Bottom seals matter most:
Bottom seals are often weak points.
High-quality soundproof doors use automatic drop-down seals or sweep seals.
These seals drop down or hug the floor when the door closes.
This minimizes sound leaks at the bottom.
Quality lies in the detail
- Frame structure counts.
Multi-chamber frame design is important.
These chambers act like tiny soundproof rooms.
They block and weaken sound waves.
Especially mid-to-high frequency noise.
Frame thickness matters:
Sufficient wall thickness is crucial.
National standard is over 1.4mm.
Over 2mm is excellent.
Our door frames are 4mm thick.
This ensures superior sound insulation.
- Hardware makes a difference.
Quality hinges are used.
They support heavy weight.
They last long.
They ensure smooth operation.
They prevent door sagging over time.
They maintain tight sealing.