Modular Classroom Design Tips – Reduce Noise, Improve Learning

You can reduce noise in modular classrooms with quiet HVAC and better design
Matt Banes
Written by Matt Banes

New Modular Classroom Design Ideas

It’s a fact that background noise negatively impacts a student’s learning and in a modular classroom the heating and cooling system can be noisy unless you specifically request a quiet HVAC system and other noise-dampening architectural products.

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2. Ask your modular classroom manufacturer or dealer about upgrading from the standard windows and doors. Outside noise on a school campus can be a huge distraction for students. Quality windows and doors can make a huge sound-dampening difference.

3. Request carpet floor covering in place of the typical vinyl tile. Carpet dampens noise but does add more expenses for upkeep.

4. Inquire about upgrading ceiling tiles. There are tiles available that dampen noise and improve insulation – both are worthy reasons for upgrading. NetWell Noise Control offers ceiling tile and other noise-dampening products.

If you have questions about modular classroom design or would like to connect with a local modular school building manufacturer call me (Matt Banes) any time, nationwide at (800) 806-7485 or contact us via email.

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Matt Banes

Matt Banes

Call me directly and I will help you make the smartest decisions before you buy, rent or sell a modular building or portable classroom anywhere in the United States. (800) 806-7485.
Since 1988, I have helped thousands of businesses, public and private schools, and places of worship with decisions concerning planning, permitting, floor plan design and financing of temporary and permanent modular spaces. So, why wait? Call me directly at the Modular Building Help Line today!