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    How can rolling noise from suitcases and skateboards, as well as footstep noise from hard-soled shoes, be reduced on walkways and in courtyards?

    Paving slabs or interlocking tiles made from PU-bound rubber granulate significantly reduce the noise caused by rolling suitcases, skateboards or footsteps in hard shoes – such as high heels – especially on walkways and in internal courtyards. In hotels, apartment buildings or residential complexes, these sounds are often perceived as a disturbance, particularly during evening and night-time hours.


    On traditional surfaces such as natural stone, concrete slabs or standard block paving, these movements typically create a sharp, rattling noise that carries over long distances. Resilient rubber flooring absorbs vibrations and effectively blocks the transmission of structure-borne noise at the source. This makes it a practical and attractive way to improve acoustic comfort and enhance the overall quality of stay in noise-sensitive areas.

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