GREENSoundBlok Living Acoustic Barrier - Living Green Noise Barrier System

Living green noise barrier system designed to help the barrier blend in with its surroundings.

Once the barrier has been installed, fast growing plants such as ivy can be planted at the base. After a short amount of time the barrier starts to be encased with plant growth, resulting in a cost-effective living green barrier system.

Features and benefits:

• Innovative aluminium sectional frame for increased stability.
• Robust tongue and groove interlock for easy stacking of multiple elements.
• Reinforced vertical bars for even higher noise barriers.
• Various stackable height compensation modules for easy adaptation to different landscapes.
• Excellent sound insulating and highly absorptive performance, classified in B3 and A3-4 on both sides.
• Robust element structure for a consistent natural appearance, also without planting.
• Extremely high resistance to weathering and corrosion resistance.
• High UV and colour resistance.
• Compatible with other GRAMM noise barrier elements.
• All materials used are completely recyclable.
• Designed to manufactured offsite in component parts which allows for an efficient and safe install onsite.
• Each panel is made of corrosion-resistant aluminum sectional frame for increased stability.
• The panels have a high-density rockwool element which provides substantial noise reductions.
• Manufactured with a robust interlocking system for easy staking of multiple elements.
• The reverse side of the panel facing away from the noise source is highly absorptive creating a double-sided absorptive barrier system.
• The robust element structure provides a natural appearance if the decision is made not to install plants.
• Wide range of colours allows for individual design.
• Individual panels can be removed and replaced.
• Panels are not bolted, welded, or otherwise permanently fastened to each other or to the support posts (top security fixing added if required). Should replacement be called for as a result of structural damage, no more than four workmen using ordinary hand tools will be able to do the job.