Case Studies

ModularWalls’ range of composite acoustic panels are designed for superior noise mitigation in urban and industrial sectors by absorbing sound from the source.

This innovative mounted noise wall, designed and supplied by ModularWalls, has effectively resolved security and noise concerns for residents at a Bethanie Waters retirement village in WA.

When Deicorp required a higher performance HVAC noise control solution to replace inadequate louvers, they turned to AcoustiSorb; one of the highest performing acoustic attenuation panels on the Australian market.

Offering rapid install and a turnkey solution, ModularWalls’ AcoustiMax noise wall delivered the ideal warehouse perimeter for CEVA Car Carrying. Engaged by Richard Crookes Constructions, ModularWalls was enlisted to design, supply and construct a noise wall for a brand new and considerable warehouse for CEVA Car Carrying.

One of the most challenging installations to date, ModularWalls was engaged for a seemingly impossible brief, including six AcoustiSorb acoustic enclosures for Woolworths Prestons.

Dan Murphy’s liquor store in Frenchs Forest needed a noise absorption solution for their rooftop HVAC unit. Equally important was ensuring an aesthetically pleasing structure for surrounding residents.

On behalf of the DAHUA GROUP, WEM (Western Earthmoving) required an RMS compliant noise-reducing barrier to shield The Ridgeway estate residents from heavy traffic noise on the adjacent roadway.

The children attending Kids Club childcare centre, Killara, are enjoying their new centre full of stimulating outdoor play areas. In addition, surrounding residents benefit from reduced noise thanks to a SlimWall boundary fence.

When an over 55’s retirement village in NSW, needed a noise abatement wall, Stockland reached out to ModularWalls to provide high performing acoustic panels to ensure residents could sleep soundly through the night.

When the BP petrol station at North Willoughby required a site upgrade, Becon Constructions once again chose AcoustiMax for its superior performance as a noise barrier wall.

The largest infrastructure project by the Byron Shire Council, the Bryon Bay bypass achieved many milestones. Including an EnduroMax® sound attenuation wall to reduce traffic noise on Butler Street.  

Residents surrounding the Warringah Freeway have endured noise from consistently heavy traffic for many years. So, to combat the relentless noise, Celtic Civil, on behalf of Transport for NSW, approached ModularWalls for a sound barrier wall solution.