One common application of acoustic battens is in timber or concrete floors, where they are installed between the structural floor and the finishing floor layer. This design helps isolate the final floor surface, reducing the transfer of footsteps and other impact sounds between levels.In walls, acoustic battens are fixed vertically or horizontally to the existing structure before attaching the finishing wall layer. This method decouples the wall layers, preventing sound vibrations from easily travelling through the structure and minimizing noise transmission between rooms.Acoustic battens come in various designs and configurations, allowing for customization based on the specific acoustic requirements of a building. They are particularly valuable in residential buildings, apartments, and commercial spaces where noise control is essential for occupant comfort.