Due to significant advancements within technology utilised within television specifications and output qualities, home cinemas continue to grow in prominence and popularity across the United Kingdom as homeowners strive to bring Hollywood to their own front room to enjoy the best entertainment and films that television and DVDs have to offer. Such is the determination to make the most of modern television sets which are available in widescreen, high definition output levels that can accompany a surround sound speaker system, homeowners designate a feature room using a current existing space or have a building extension commissioned to fulfil their requirements.
Although such rooms can allow homeowners to enjoy entertainment or video games upon the comfort of their own settee, the potential sound output can lead to excessive noise which can potentially cause damage to the foundations of a building and cause disturbances to other individuals within the interior or exterior. In a similar vein to music suites, home cinemas can benefit from the installation of foam cut to size across each individual wall to provide essential protection and reduction of noise. The open-cell nature of foam promotes itself as a perfect material which can collect significant volumes of sound waves and effectively trap to in order to ensure noise which exits a room is significant minimalized. This not only allows individuals to enjoy the full qualities of sound output within a designated room, but also prevents distracting others from completing their daily tasks or relaxing; this is particularly important during the night hours when fellow residents or neighbours may be asleep.
In addition to providing foam cut to size which is tailored across all households, manufactures offer a product that can be applied to walls, steel and brickwork via a self-adhesive backing which is not only practical within noise reduction, but also provides an attractive feature in their own right. All foam products are manufactured in accordance with strict legal standards within fire retardancy and performance qualities to ensure they are most suitable for any home cinema environment.
