Acoustic Door Sets
Vision panels & accessories can be included in your design scope with our tested solutions.

The RW rating of an acoustic door indicates its ability to reduce sound transmission. The higher the RW rating, the better the door will perform in noise reduction.
Choosing the correct RW rating ensures your acoustic doors meet your specific noise reduction needs, creating the optimal sound environment.
Acoustic Door Sets -Key Benefits
1. Sound Reduction Performance
Each SoundPro Series acoustic door is available in a range of RW ratings (from RW35 to RW48) that allow you to select the most appropriate level of sound insulation for your space. This ensures that your environment stays as quiet and undisturbed as possible, whether you’re in an office, recording studio, or private home.
2. Fire Rating Capabilities
Our fire-rated acoustic doors combine fire protection with soundproofing. With fire resistance ratings of up to 2 hours, these doors provide critical fire protection while maintaining excellent noise insulation. This dual benefit makes them ideal for spaces such as hospitals, hotels, and industrial buildings, where safety and soundproofing are both essential.


3. Customisable Designs
AAFD’s acoustic doors come with multiple design and finishing options. Whether you prefer plywood, laminate, timber veneer, or metal finishes (mild steel, aluminium, or Colorbond), you can tailor your door to fit your aesthetic needs and building decor. Customisation options include glazing apertures and a variety of sizes, ensuring that each door matches your specific requirements.
4. Lightweight Construction
Our acoustic doors are up to 50% lighter than conventional soundproof doors, making them easier to handle, install, and maintain. Despite being lighter, these doors do not compromise on their ability to reduce sound, offering the same high level of performance with enhanced ease of use.
5. Quality Assurance and Certification
Manufactured to meet ISO 9001 standards, our doors undergo rigorous testing for both soundproofing and fire resistance. All doors are tested under Australian Standards, including AS1905 for fire protection, ensuring that they meet the highest levels of quality and safety.


Fire-Rated vs Non-Rated Acoustic Doors: Which Is Right for You?
Fire-Rated Acoustic Doors
These doors combine soundproofing with fire protection, making them ideal for spaces where both noise control and fire safety are paramount. AAFD’s fire-rated acoustic doors can withstand up to 2 hours of fire exposure, making them suitable for locations like healthcare facilities, industrial buildings, and hotels.
Non-Rated Acoustic Doors
If fire protection isn’t required, non-rated acoustic doors provide excellent noise reduction without the added fire-resistance features. These doors are ideal for spaces such as offices, meeting rooms, and residential areas where the primary concern is noise control.
Both options provide excellent sound insulation, but the decision between fire-rated and non-rated doors depends on your specific safety and soundproofing needs.
Fire rated acoustic doors provide both soundproofing and fire resistance, making them ideal for spaces where both safety and noise control are required. Non-rated acoustic doors, on the other hand, focus solely on noise reduction and are suitable for environments where fire protection isn’t a concern.
The RW rating depends on the level of noise control you need. For moderate noise, RW35 may suffice, while higher levels of soundproofing (up to RW48) are required for environments like recording studios or theatres.
Yes, our SoundPro Series doors can be fully customised with different finishes, sizes, and glazing options to meet your specific design and functional needs.
Our acoustic doors undergo rigorous testing under ISO 10140 for soundproofing and AS1530.4 for fire resistance, ensuring they meet the highest Australian standards for both safety and performance.

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