In older apartments, the distance between units is often very close, typically only a little over one ping, including the common area at the elevator entrance.
The Chen family’s beloved poodle is extremely sensitive to sound. As soon as it hears the sound of the elevator door opening, it starts barking at a high volume, leading to several complaints from neighbors.
When the homeowner visited our store with their dog, and upon hearing the barking, our brand representative suggested installing two soundproof doors for better results compared to just one. After careful planning, the interior entrance door was equipped with a professional soundproof door of type 180, capable of reducing noise by 53 decibels (dB), while the exterior door was a glass soundproof door.
When someone visits, they can open the interior door and see who it is through the glass door. Along with the double soundproofing feature, it offers multiple benefits in one solution.
During the photoshoot that day, we experienced the poodle’s high-volume barking. However, when both doors were closed and we stood outside, we could barely hear anything! It’s no wonder the homeowner said they are no longer afraid, no matter how the dog barks.
