Acoustic Barriers and Screens

Architectural Flexibility

The unique framework design allows for the integration of virtually any architectural cladding system commercially available.  Parklane Acoustic & Sound Barriers and Screens can be seamlessly blended into any building façade.

Modular Wall Design

Parklane Acoustic Barriers and Screens can be designed in complete, factory assembled wall modules, thereby alleviating the need for any on-site modification or coordination with multiple trades and engineering resources.

Advanced Structural Integration

Parklane Acoustic Barriers and Screens are engineered to work within site-specific structural challenges, such as roof capacity concerns, soil bearing capacity constraints and limitation of anchorage to base structure.

Customized Access and Removability

Various means of acoustically-rated access and egress can be accommodated to suit equipment and/or site specific requirements.

SYSTEM CLASSIFICATIONS:

PMA AcoustaMod

Modular steel frame design with integrated Parklane Acoustic Panel. Complete architectural flexibility on the exterior of the wall system.

PMA ArchMod

Modular steel frame design (non-acoustic). Complete architectural flexibility on the exterior of the wall system.

Post and Panel

A conventional cost-efficient sound barrier design made up of PMA T&G Acoustic Panel nested between vertical steel columns.

Pre-Cast Absorptive

Specific to on grade noise wall applications, Pre-Cast Sound Barrier Systems are comprised of large pre-formed concrete wall panels nested between steel columns. An absorptive surface can be applied to either facing of the wall panel, in addition to a variety of customized prints and colors.

Pre-Cast Reflective

These are pre-formed, lightweight composite panels are a low-cost solution in circumstances which require reflective shielding. Though cost-efficient, this wall system comes in a variety of colour and print options, and can be used in both grade and rooftop applications.

MOUNTING CLASSIFICATIONS:

• Direct-to-Structure – Direct-to-structure connections vary depending on the existing structural system that the wall must be integrated into. Some conventional connection types include:
• Cast-in-place concrete piers
• Steel stub column – epoxy anchored
• Steel stub column – welded connection
• Gravity Barrier – The PMA Gravity Barrier is a proprietary system design, which eliminates the need for roof penetrations. The unique integral steel framework is designed to evenly transfer lateral loads through the body of the barrier wall. Resistance to sliding and overturning is achieved through frictional resistance between the built-up footing pads and roof membrane
• On-Grade – PMA Acoustic Grade Barriers are situated on a variety of footing styles, which are selected based on the native soil characteristics and location of under ground interferences. Some conventional foundation types include:
• Concrete caisson footings
• Cast-in-place grade beams or strip footings
• Steel helical piles

DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS:

• Required wall footprint and height
• Preferred connection type (i.e. floating or rigid connection)
• Site location
• Existing structural details (if available)
• Geotechnical information (for barriers on grade)