Insulation & acoustics

TVS Group was approached by Parkinson Builders Ltd, after being recommended by Red Acoustics, to reduce noise levels in a Clinical Skills Facility for the Victoria Mill Building at the University of Central Lancashire in Burnley. Working with both parties, TVS had limited free wall space to use just panels. The solution was a combination of 51 TVS

When David Lloyd Clubs built its first stand-alone boutique training studio in the heart of Birmingham, it turned to TVS Group to ensure the acoustic performance matched the centre’s high intensity approach to training. BLAZE Studio marked a significant first for David Lloyd Clubs. It was its first stand-alone HIIT (High Intensity Interval

Total Vibration Solutions was required to provide reverberation control to the coffered ceiling of the Co-op Group's HQ in Manchester, before air conditioning was installed in the open plan call centre offices within. TVS supplied melamine foam in white as that was the only colour that could be used as the material would be on show in the offices

DEANSGATE Square’s tallest tower reaches 64-storeys and houses more than 1,500 stylish apartments and penthouses. It also boasts one of the most luxurious health and fitness complexes in the region. TVS Group was approached to recommend a specialist acoustic floating floor and sports flooring capable of isolating residents from any unwanted noise

TVS was selected to design, install and commission 2,169m2 of acoustic jack-up floors over five levels of Chetham's School of Music's new building

Heavy rain revealed that the metal roof of the 4,500 tonne steel structure located within the Olympic Park in Stratford, East London, and opened by Lord Coe, Chairman of the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games, created too much noise and vibration when the heavens opened. The 24-hour media hub, home for some 20,000 broadcasters

Following the refurbishment and upgrade of Mencap's sports hall in Sheffield a solution was required to reduce reverberation problems. These were caused by the hall having high ceilings open to the composite steel roof panels, and bare hard walls and floors, all of which meant sounds were being amplified to an uncomfortable level. As well as an

TVS was approached by Pontville School in Ormskirk to look at the sports hall, which had always been particularly noisy. After conducting a site survey, TVS was contracted to supply and fit 70 TVS ABSorb Sport 1200 x 600mm acoustic wall panels. After installation, TVS conducted another sound test and the reverberation time had dropped by 1.6

TVS worked with Primal Gym in Leeds city centre to protect apartments and adjacent businesses from noise and vibration due to dropping free weights. TVS supplied a GERB floating floor and 63m2 spring-supported concrete floating floor. This has a low construction height, is easily adjustable, and requires no maintenance

TVS Group supplied a high school with acoustic requirements within various internal spaces, including the sports hall, assembly hall, music, drama rooms and general office spaces. TVS worked with the contractor, Wates, and the architects to provide a solution using Class A absorption acoustic wall panels. Over 140m2 TVS ABSorb Panel were fitted

Class A absorption acoustic wall panels were required for a primary school's sports hall, general classrooms, and music and drama rooms. The TVS Group was involved with the project at EastBrook Primary School throughout the design phase, working the architects to assist with the acoustic requirements specification. TVS also supported Wates

TVS Group was approached by Flexible Business Interiors & Komfort Partitioning to reduce noise levels in certain areas of the new offices created for Protector Insurance. Working with both parties, we proposed and supplied 125 no. TVS ABSorb Baffles wrapped in striking lobster-coloured Camira Lucia fabric. The client is delighted with the level of

As part of the Market Walk Chorley extension plans, the TVS Group was approached to assist in the construction of a new 6-screen Reel Cinema to ensure that acoustic requirements for space were met, as well as ensuring that adjacent businesses would not be adversely affected. The construction of the auditoria walls, vomitory walls and timber

TVS Acoustics, part of the TVS Group, was tasked with the isolation of a new luxury residential property in Mayfair from ground-borne noise and vibration from the nearby Jubilee line. A target re-radiated noise criterion of 30dB LAmax (slow) within the lower ground floor (the worst affected area) meant that a fully floated raft foundation was

TVS was approached to tackle noisy acoustics in the double external classroom at Crab Lane Primary School in Higher Blackley. After conducting a survey, TVS was contracted to supply and fit 22 TVS ABSorb 1200 x 600mm acoustic wall panels. As there were a lot of existing noticeboards and artwork, TVS took the decision to install the wall panels at