Have a sound studio in the backyard, and the Electric utility just cut down numerous trees that buffered the sound from an adjacent highway. Is there a relatively inexpensive way to block sound from the highway along a 200' chain link fenced property line?
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I have seen sound barriers behind where bands play at restaurants when neighboring businesses do not want the noise. I'm sorry, but I don't know the brand name.– End Anti-Semitic HateMar 11, 2016 at 10:15
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The only thing I personally know of, but don't know its name or manufacturer, that works quite amazing is for cyclone fences only & used by Golf Courses. Their version looks & feels like Astroturf & are just slats or strips that you feed into the cyclone netting. Really impressive at a course I used to play, where you're only 40' from a 4-lane highway.
Otherwise, here's one of many companies who handle fence situations. That one's mostly blankets, but many others are slats or strips...Google - cyclone or chain link fence sound barrier. The Home improvement stores also offer aluminum mini-blind type slats, if you want to hide the sound treatment.
Sound Barrier Companies, may not sell for DIY
http://www.slimwall.com.au/acoustic-properties
https://acousticalsolutions.com/block-your-backyard-noise-with-a-noise-reduction-fence/
http://www.acoustiblok.com/acoustical_fence.php
http://www.soundbarrierfence.com/Sound-Barrier-Insulation.html
Priced DIY Sources
http://www.supersoundproofingsales.com/products.asp?dept=28
http://www.fencefabricsonline.com/noise-reducing-fence-cover
http://www.soundproofingamerica.us/products/
Cyclone Inserts, will do privacy and very minimal sound reduction.
