Box in box construction

Elevate Silence, Redefine Sound: Box-in-Box Construction

Experience unmatched noise isolation and acoustic performance with advanced Box-in-Box soundproofing for your home, studio, or commercial space.

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Why Box In Box Construction?

Superior Soundproofing

Decouples the inner structure from the outer walls, minimizing noise transfer and achieving maximum sound isolation.

Enhanced Acoustic Quality

Reduces vibrations, echoes, and sound distortions, ideal for home theaters,
studios, and private spaces.

Customizable Design

Tailored for specific needs, allowing flexibility in construction for residential, commercial, or industrial applications.

 

Benefits of Box-in-Box Construction

  • Customizable Design
  • Regulation Compliance
  • Regulation Compliance
  • Increased Privacy
  • Durability

Area Of Applications

  • Recording Studios, TV/FM Stations etc.
  • Cinema Rooms, Auditorium, Home Cinema
  • Night Club, Dance Bars, Sports Bars etc.

box in box construction

Box-in-Box Construction is an advanced soundproofing method that creates a fully isolated inner structure within a room. By decoupling walls, ceilings, and floors, it reduces noise transfer and enhances acoustics. Using principles like decoupling, absorption, mass, and damping, it effectively blocks airborne and structural noise. Ideal for home theaters, studios, offices, and hotels, it ensures superior sound isolation, privacy, and comfort.
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Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Box-in-Box Structure

1

Plan and Design

  • Design Layout:
    Define the dimensions, placement, and materials for both the outer box (the shell) and the inner box. Ensure the space between them allows for soundproofing or thermal insulation (if required).

  • Measure and Mark:
    Measure the space where the box will be constructed. Mark where the outer and inner boxes will be placed.

2

Build the Outer Box (Shell)

  • Frame Construction:
    Construct the outer frame of the box using wood, metal, or other sturdy materials. The outer box acts as the structural support.

  • Wall and Floor Panels:
    Attach panels (plywood, MDF, or drywall) to the outer frame to create walls, floor, and ceiling. Ensure the panels are securely fastened.

  • Seal Gaps:
    Seal any gaps in the outer box using caulk or acoustic sealant to prevent leaks.

3

Build the Inner Box (Core)

  • Frame Construction:
    Similarly, construct the inner box using lightweight or acoustic-friendly materials. Make sure it's slightly smaller than the outer box to leave a gap between the two.

  • Use Soundproofing Materials (Optional):
    If needed, line the inner box with soundproofing materials like acoustic foam, mass-loaded vinyl, or insulation boards.

  • Paneling:
    Attach the inner panels to the frame of the inner box. Ensure that the edges are sealed to avoid any sound leakage.

4

Space Between Boxes

  • Insert Isolation Materials:
    Fill the gap between the inner and outer boxes with insulation materials, such as fiberglass, foam, or rubber, to improve soundproofing or thermal insulation.

  • Ensure Airflow:
    Leave enough space between the boxes for airflow if needed, to avoid any moisture buildup or mold formation.

5

Attach the Inner Box to the Outer Box

  • Secure the Inner Box:
    Fix the inner box within the outer box, leaving a small gap around all sides. The inner box should not touch the outer box directly to avoid sound transmission or vibrations.

  • Floating Structure (Optional):
    For enhanced isolation, suspend the inner box inside the outer box using rubber mounts or springs to further reduce sound or vibration transfer.

6

Final Touches

  • Seal Edges & Corners:
    Apply acoustic sealant around the edges where the inner box meets the outer box to ensure a tight seal and eliminate any gaps.

  • Test for Soundproofing/Insulation (Optional):
    If the goal is soundproofing, test by playing sound inside the box and checking for leaks. Adjust materials or sealing as necessary.

7

Finish & Decorate

  • Interior Finishing:
    Add any final finishes to the interior of the inner box, such as paint, carpeting, or decorative elements.

  • Exterior Finish:
    Apply finishes to the outer box as required, such as paint, veneer, or other surface treatments.

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TESTIMONIALS & REVIEWS

Satisfied Client Stories

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“ The innovative use of modular construction and seamless integration has enabled us to complete projects faster and more efficiently. What impressed us the most is the level of precision and flexibility it offers. ”
— Khalid Al-Saleh, Senior Project Manager, Dubai
“ As a leading construction company in the UAE, we’re always looking for ways to optimize efficiency and reduce costs. i-Trust Systems’ Box-in-Box Construction solution is a game-changer. ”
— Sara Al-Hamadi, Chief Operations Officer, Abu Dhabi
“I-Trust Systems’ Box-in-Box Construction solution exceeded all our expectations. The system's flexibility and speed have allowed us to optimize our building processes and deliver high-quality projects on time. ”
— Faisal Al-Qassimi, Head of Engineering, Sharjah

Find Your Answers Here

Yes, it slightly reduces the usable space as an inner structure is built within the existing room.

While more labor-intensive and costlier than basic soundproofing methods, its effectiveness and long-term benefits often outweigh the initial investment.

While it significantly reduces most airborne and structural noise, complete elimination depends on proper installation and materials used.

Yes, skilled acoustic professionals ensure proper design, material choice, and installation for maximum effectiveness.

The duration depends on the room size, design complexity, and materials, but it typically takes several weeks for proper installation.

 

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