Projects
Built in the real world.
NWB supports noise wall packages nationally. Project names, agencies, quantities, and outcomes are published with approval from NWB and the project owner.
The delivered cost
Where the savings stack up.
Lighter panels change the cost of everything around the wall — what it costs to ship, who it takes to build, and how fast the run goes in.
- Freight86% fewer
Fewer truckloads — 3,456 SF delivered per load versus 480 SF typical.
- Installation speed1.8×
Faster placement — 864 SF per person per day versus 480 SF.
- Crew33%
Smaller crews — typical 4-person crew vs 6-person baseline.
One mile of wall
A mile-long noise wall standing 16 feet tall is 84,480 square feet — roughly 440 panels. And with fuel costs rising, every load not trucked is diesel not burned.
Conventional delivery
176 loads
At 480 SF per truckload
Infinity Wall System
25 loads
At 3,456 SF per truckload
Equipment. Smaller project-specific lifting equipment may replace cranes and excavators in appropriate conditions.
Repairability. Onsite panel repair in place of demolition, cleanup, and replacement.
Comparison basis: 84,480 SF of wall; conventional delivery at 480 SF per load versus Infinity Wall delivery at 3,456 SF per load; installation rates of 480 versus 864 SF per person per day; and crews of six versus four. Equipment is selected for each project.
Talk With NWB
Have a noise wall project? Bring us in early.
Whether you're designing, estimating, specifying, or preparing to build, NWB can help evaluate whether the Infinity Wall System fits the project.





