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    Manufactured by Flexshield, AcousTech Sonic Access acoustic doors are built in Australia with proven designs, tested materials, and reliable lead times.

    Trusted by engineers and built for performance
    Engineers specify Sonic Access acoustic doors because they integrate seamlessly into larger systems and deliver verified acoustic results on site.

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Key Applications

  • Equipment rooms and acoustic enclosures
  • Pump stations and utilities infrastructure
  • Manufacturing and processing plants
  • Transport and logistics hubs
  • Power generation and energy assets
  • Defence and government infrastructure

Performance

Sonic Access Acoustic Doors Acoustic Performance
• Single Leaf Door: Rw (C;Ctr) = 46 (-1, -4) dB
• Double Leaf Door: Rw (C;Ctr) = 45 (-1, -3) dB
• High attenuation at low, mid, and high frequencies
• Strong real-world performance across environments

Frequency (Hz) Transmission Loss (dB)
Single Leaf Door (dB) Double Leaf Door (dB)
100 28.8 26.6
250 41.2 40.9
500 42.2 42.1
1000 47.4 45.2
2000 46.9 45.9
5000 49.4 48.9

Construction

Built to Withstand, Designed to Perform

Every Sonic Access Acoustic Door is designed for durability and consistent use in industrial settings. Each Sonic Access acoustic door includes:

  • 80mm thick door leaf with high-density core (91.9 kg/m²)
  • Double-runner perimeter seals for maximum sound isolation
  • Reinforced steel frame and welded ball-bearing hinges
  • Factory-applied powder coat finish
  • Weatherproof, dustproof and vermin-resistant construction
  • Supplied as a complete unit with our SonicFix ready-to-install system

Need a Fire-Rated Option?

If your project requires fire compliance as well as noise control, we’ve got you covered. Our SonicGuard acoustic fire door provides a certified fire rating with reliable acoustic performance.

While the acoustic rating is reduced compared to Sonic Access, SonicGuard is engineered for applications where both fire safety and noise reduction are essential.

Ask our team about how SonicGuard can fit into your acoustic design.

Why Acoustic Doors Matter

Noise rarely stays in one place. But your operations often need it to. Sonic Access doors provide a practical way to contain unwanted sound while maintaining access and security.

  • Maintain compliance with workplace noise standards
  • Prevent sound leakage into surrounding areas
  • Improve comfort and communication in adjacent spaces
  • Avoid unnecessary downtime with doors ready for immediate use after install

Testing & Compliance

Technical Compliance

  • Tested at: RMIT University Acoustic Laboratory
  • Standards: AS/NZS ISO 717.1-2004 | AS 1191-2002
  • Environmental conditions:
    • Temperature: 23.5°C
    • Humidity: 75%
    • Test Room Volume:115 m³
  • Certified: NATA-accredited results available

How To Specify

Customise to Fit Your Project

We work closely with engineers, builders and facility managers to configure each acoustic door to meet the unique needs of the project.

Options include:

  • Vision panels
  • Door closers and kickplates
  • Panic bars and locking systems (single, double or triple-point)
  • Custom hardware configurations
  • A full range of colour and finish selections

Ready to Specify?

Let’s take the complexity out of selecting the right acoustic door.
Contact the AcousTech team to:

  • Discuss your application
  • Receive specification drawings
  • Book a site assessment
  • Request NATA test documentation

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Resources

  • Sonic Access Acoustic Doors Brochure
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Industrial acoustic doors are specialised doors designed to minimise the transmission of noise in industrial settings. They typically feature heavy-duty construction and specialised soundproofing materials to achieve this goal, distinguishing them from regular doors.

     

  • Industrial acoustic doors employ various soundproofing techniques, such as multiple layers of dense materials, acoustic seals, and specialised construction methods to reduce noise transmission. These features help create a barrier preventing noise from passing through the door effectively.

     

  • Factors such as the level of noise reduction required, the size and dimensions of the doorway, environmental conditions, and any specific regulatory requirements must be taken into account. Additionally, considerations such as durability, maintenance requirements, and compatibility with existing infrastructure should also be considered.

     

  • Yes, industrial acoustic doors can often be customised to fit specific industrial environments. This customisation may include adjustments to size, materials, finishes, and additional features to meet the unique needs of the application.

     

  • The noise reduction ratings of industrial acoustic doors can vary depending on construction materials, thickness and design. However, they typically have high Sound Transmission Class (STC) ratings ranging from 40 to 60 or higher, indicating their effectiveness in reducing noise transmission.