The Echo Barrier ‘H series’ of noise reduction barriers has gone some huge growth recently, having seen their barriers used in the London 2012 Olympic Games and at events such as Pride in London and Brighton.
The barriers have recently been launched in Australia, being put to work as part of the maintenance works on the Sydney rail network. The barriers will now be supplied to the US market as well as to Canada and Mexico through Acoustical Surfaces Inc.
The organisation, based in Minnesota, are soundproofing and noise reduction experts for both the residential and commercial markets across America. They have secured exclusive rights to distribute the product. JR Anderson from Acoustical Surfaces Inc (pictured shaking hands with Andrew Murphy from Echo Barrier) said on the deal: "We pride ourselves as offering only the best noise reduction solutions and we believe the Echo Barrier series fits into this bracket.
We are delighted to be supplying them to the US market which is starting to understand the importance of managing noise pollution."
Andrew Murphy, Managing Director of Echo Barrier added: "Noise pollution and the inconvenient side effects of noise are worldwide issues and the need to manage these is becoming more important across the globe. Our products are proven to work, are easy to transport and erect and are cost effective so are ideal for the US market.
Acoustical Surfaces Inc. are the ideal partner for the Echo Barrier range in America and we are pleased to be working with them." Echo Barrier systems make noise management simple, fast and highly effective. Barriers are flexible, provide exceptional acoustic performance and are easy to store, transport and fit. They were recently recognised by the Institute of Acoustics and Noise Abatement Society. They work closely with major contractors such as Balfour Beatty and the Murphy Group to reduce the effects of building noise on local communities across the UK.
For more information about Echo Barrier visit www.echobarrier.com.