Echo Barrier

Echo Barrier is the world’s leading supplier of solutions to the increasingly important issue of excessive noise and noise pollution. We offer an International, multi award winning noise control system that provides high tech, market leading solutions for mitigating excessive noise from various sources. Our temporary acoustic barrier product designs are based on over 30 years of practical experience in the field of noise control and our unparalleled acoustic expertise allows us to provide the detailed technical support you need, tailored to your specific needs. Echo Barriers and the H20 Acoustic Enclosure, ensure that noise management is simple, fast and highly effective. Our product line provides noise reduction solutions for: - Construction sites - Demolition - Road and rail maintenance works - Music and sporting events - Permanent noise sources such as building chillers, generators etc. Our flexible acoustic barriers are based on innovative, patented technology making them easy to install, transport and store. They also provide the most cost effective solution to noise pollution issues. In addition to these factors, the commercial benefits of noise reduction are immense. They include extending site operating hours, thus reducing operational costs, minimising noise complaints, enhancing company reputation through managing public perception of works and facilitating an improved working environment. As a company, our primary goal is to remain at the forefront of sound reduction technology, by ensuring our products and technology constantly evolve to meet the needs of an ever-changing market to ensure that they always represent current best practice to combat noise pollution. Our group head office is located in the United Kingdom and we also have field offices and distributors across the globe, meaning that no matter where you are located, our products are easily accessible. Our noise control solutions have been used on some high profile sites throughout the world, including at the World Trade Centre in New York USA, the Sydney Suburban Rail Network in Australia, and at the London 2012 Olympics in the UK.