Terrace Huai Khwang

“Downtown pubs can create a fun atmosphere… without disturbing anyone.”

In areas surrounded by condominiums and commercial buildings, running a “pub” isn't just about the atmosphere, it's about serious “sound” management.

The question is… If your business has been facing “noise complaints” for months, is there still a solution without having to shut down?

📍 Real Case Study: Terrace Huai Khwang Project

Right in the heart of Huai Khwang, this pub is located in a neighborhood surrounded by:

• Condominiums
• Commercial buildings
• And adjacent clinics

👉 The Problem:

 Noise from inside the venue “disturbed the surrounding area,” leading to continuous complaints for several months.

💡 The Solution: Complete Renovation with Comprehensive Acoustic Systems

Rather than applying temporary fixes, this project opted for a full-system renovationusing solutions from Trandar to control sound at the source.

🧱 Soundproof Wall: Trandar Hitech Wall TSIS77, the core of soundproofing for this project.

👉 Key Features:

• Effectively reduces sound transmission from the inside out
• Handles low-frequency sounds (such as bass) exceptionally well
• Designed as a wall system specifically tailored for nightlife venues

📌 Result: No sound leakage affecting the surrounding areas.

🔊 Ceiling: Trandar Hitech Ceiling, helping to control interior acoustics.

👉 Functions:

• Reduces echo
• Controls sound quality to be clear and well-defined

📌 Result: Improved ambiance inside the venue and a better customer experience.

🎯 Enhanced Performance: Trandar SeriesF in Black

Chosen in black to match the pub's mood along with sound-absorbing functionality

👉 Delivers:

• A cool, dark, and premium design
• High acoustic performance to reduce reverberation

🚀 Post-Renovation Results

• Reduced noise complaints from surrounding areas
• Effectively contained sound "inside the venue"
• The business can resume operations with confidence

👉 This isn't just about "making it quieter" but "ensuring the business coexists harmoniously with the community."