Wall System

Acoustic &
Noise Barrier Walls

Structural steel and concrete barrier systems designed to attenuate noise from road, rail and industrial sources. Supplied through Icon Walls and installed by Davnic Excavations on civil and infrastructure projects across Victoria.

Overview

Noise Barrier Systems

Acoustic noise walls are a specialist product used primarily in road reserve, rail corridor and industrial zone applications. They differ from standard retaining walls in that their primary function is noise attenuation rather than earth retention — though many acoustic wall installations do both.

Icon Walls acoustic systems use structural steel post sections (UC and PFC series) with infill panels designed to achieve specified noise reduction targets. Posts are set in concrete in drilled or bored holes and panels are fitted in sequence.

Davnic Excavations has experience installing acoustic wall systems as a subcontractor on civil and infrastructure projects, including work alongside Tier 1 civil contractors on road and rail programmes in Victoria.

Post Sections

UC (Universal Column) and PFC (Parallel Flange Channel) steel sections to specification.

Infill Panels

Concrete and steel panel options. Acoustic performance rated to project specification.

Post Setting

Drilled or bored into ground, set in concrete. Rock drilling capability in-house.

Applications

Road reserve, rail corridors, industrial site boundaries, infrastructure projects.

Project Context

Civil & Infrastructure Work

Acoustic noise wall installation is typically part of a larger civil works programme. Davnic Excavations works as a specialist subcontractor in these environments — providing the excavation, post setting, rock drilling (where required) and panel installation within a broader civil programme managed by a Tier 1 contractor.

If you are a civil contractor or developer with an acoustic barrier requirement, we are available to discuss scope and capacity. Contact us with your project details.

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