Jamison Sound Reduction and Specialty Doors are engineered to provide superior sound attenuation and customized solutions for unique environments. Whether reducing noise in industrial settings or controlling acoustics in performance spaces, these doors deliver the optimal blend of durability, functionality, and noise control.
What is a Sound Reduction Door?
A Jamison sound door is engineered to provide exceptional noise reduction by utilizing advanced materials and precise construction techniques. These doors are designed to achieve high Sound Transmission Class (STC) ratings, a measure of how effectively the door blocks sound. Jamison sound doors offer STC ratings ranging from 40 to 55, depending on the specific application, ensuring superior sound attenuation for environments that demand noise control, such as recording studios, performance venues, and industrial facilities. Higher STC ratings provide greater noise reduction, making Jamison sound doors ideal for creating quieter, more efficient spaces where sound isolation is essential.
Jamison Door Company designs, manufactures, and installs various types of sound reduction and specialty doors.
STC 45 Swing Door – Single & Double
STC and ASTM E-90 tested all steel swing doors with fire-resistant core of barrier materials and energy absorbent acoustical insulation.
STC 49 Swing Door – Single & Double
STC and ASTM E-90 tested all steel swing doors with fire-resistant core of barrier materials and energy absorbent acoustical insulation.
STC 50 Swing Door – Single & Double
STC and ASTM E-90 tested all steel swing doors with fire-resistant core of barrier materials and energy absorbent acoustical insulation.
STC 51 Horizontal Sliding Door
STC and ASTM E-90 tested all steel horizontal sliding doors with fire-resistant core of barrier materials and energy absorbent acoustical insulation.
STC 51 Vertical Sliding Power Operated Door
STC and ASTM E-90 tested all steel vertical sliding doors with fire-resistant core of barrier materials and energy absorbent acoustical insulation.
STC 53 Horizontal Sliding Door
STC and ASTM E-90 tested all steel horizontal sliding doors with fire-resistant core of barrier materials and energy absorbent acoustical insulation.
STC 53 Vertical Sliding Power Operated Door
STC and ASTM E-90 tested all steel vertical sliding doors with fire-resistant core of barrier materials and energy absorbent acoustical insulation.
STC 53 Swing Door – Single & Double
STC and ASTM E-90 tested all steel swing doors with fire-resistant core of barrier materials and energy absorbent acoustical insulation.
STC 55 Swing Door – Single & Double
STC and ASTM E-90 tested all steel swing doors with fire-resistant core of barrier materials and energy absorbent acoustical insulation.
STC 55 Horizontal Sliding Door
STC rating is factory estimated. All steel horizontal sliding doors are tested with fire-resistant core of barrier materials and energy absorbent acoustical insulation.
STC 57 Swing Door – Single & Double
STC and ASTM E-90 tested all steel swing doors with fire-resistant core of barrier materials and energy absorbent acoustical insulation.
STC 59 Horizontal Sliding Power Operated Door
STC and ASTM E-90 tested all steel horizontal sliding doors with fire-resistant core of barrier materials and energy absorbent acoustical insulation.
STC 59 Swing Door – Single & Double
STC and ASTM E-90 tested all steel swing doors with fire-resistant core of barrier materials and energy absorbent acoustical insulation.
100th Anniversary Door
Jamison Door Company has captured 100 years of door making experience and artistry in this beautifully-hand crafted limited edition door. Made with genuine ¾” thick oak lumber and bronze finished hardware, this signature door replicates early 1900s door design in classic Art Deco style.
The latch and hinges are the authentic Jamison originals. There is no better choice if looking for something beautiful, unique, and high quality.
Banana Room Series “50” Type Metal Clad Door
Metal clad single or double leaf swing doors.
Firetemp
Manually operated UL 3 hour rated single leaf horizontal sliding cooler and freezer fire doors.Power operation can be added and comes with a letter of compliance since the door has only been tested as manual.
Key Benefits of Jamison Sound Reduction and Specialty Doors
- Superior Sound Attenuation: These doors provide high-level acoustic control, ensuring minimal noise transfer between rooms or spaces.
- Durability: Built from heavy-duty materials, these doors are not only effective for sound reduction but also designed for long-term use in demanding environments.
- Customizable Solutions: From specific size and finish requirements to specialty applications, these doors can be tailored to meet the needs of your facility.
- Aesthetic Appeal: Beyond functionality, Jamison’s specialty doors are designed with appearance in mind, allowing for seamless integration into the architectural style of your space.
- Wide Application Range: In addition to sound control, these doors offer specialized solutions for radiation shielding, explosion resistance, and temperature control.
Applications Across Industries
- Broadcasting & Performance Spaces: Ideal for music studios, theaters, and auditoriums where sound isolation is critical.
- Industrial & Manufacturing: Reduce noise pollution from machinery and create quieter, safer work environments.
- Healthcare & Research: Perfect for medical facilities and research labs that require quiet, controlled environments for sensitive equipment and procedures.
- Commercial Spaces: Sound reduction doors can be used in office buildings, hotels, and conference centers to ensure a peaceful and productive atmosphere.
Custom Engineering Solutions
In addition to sound attenuation, Jamison Specialty Doors are designed for unique applications such as radiation shielding for medical and industrial uses, blast resistance for security needs, and thermally insulated doors for temperature-sensitive environments. These doors are engineered to meet the exacting standards of each application, ensuring both safety and efficiency.
