On Site Chamber Construction
On site construction of an anechoic chamber, assembling the shell and absorptive walls layer by layer to ensure the isolation and free field targets are met.
Project Highlights
- Layer by layer assembly under strict control
- Walls, openings and isolation joints verified
- Acceptance against key acoustic metrics
Ultimately, the performance of an anechoic chamber depends on the precision of the work carried out on site. This photograph documents the shell assembly stage, in which the isolating wall panels are fitted one by one and the joints are sealed, establishing the foundation for the absorptive wedges and panels that follow.
The Anteck construction team works to a single consistent standard, verifying wall flatness, door and window sealing and every isolation joint in turn. Upon completion, the room is accepted against key metrics such as free field deviation and noise floor, ensuring that the laboratory meets the design requirements.
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