We had that problem after a remodel of my college cafeteria. They resolved
the issue by adding a sheet of felt on the bottom side of all of the tables.
Johnie Stafford
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> From: Paul Braun [mailto:pbraun42@xxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 1:04 PM
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> Subject: [OM] Noisy spaces
>
> As an addendum to our conversation about noisy restaurants... the new
> hospital building I work in has the worst acoustics possible in the
cafeteria.
> The old one had acoustic tile ceiling and carpet on the floor, and I could
go sit,
> eat, and read a book. The new one is all hard tile and brick with one
glass
> wall, and it's all open. During lunch, it's unbelievably noisy in there,
so I've
> taken to eating in our tiny, tiny little break room at 2pm so I can find a
seat.
> Tomorrow I'm going to go into the main room around noon with the SPL
> meter and get a level just for kicks.
>
> If I wanted things that noisy all the time, I'd shop at Ambercrombie and
Fitch
> at the mall, where they have the music so loud it's challenging to hold a
> conversation in front of the entryway.
>
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> Paul Braun
> Music Junkie
>
> "Music washes from the soul the dust of everyday life." -- Harlan Howard
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