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An acoustic door is a specialized door designed to minimize sound transmission between rooms or areas through its construction and features. These doors are used in noise-sensitive environments like recording studios, conference rooms, and hospitals to improve privacy and reduce noise transfer. They are made with dense core materials, sealed gaps, and tight-fitting frames to create a sound barrier. 
Key features of acoustic doors
Construction: Built with dense, high-density core materials like solid wood or rock wool to block sound waves.
Frame and seals: Fitted with acoustic seals around the entire frame, and often a self-lowering threshold at the bottom, to prevent sound from escaping through any gaps.
Materials: Can be made from a variety of materials, including steel, wood, or fire-rated composite materials.
Hardware: Designed with durable hardware, and can include features like acoustic vision panels, heavy-duty hinges, and closers.
Performance: Engineered to provide a high level of sound reduction, often specified with a Sound Transmission Classification (STC) rating. 
Common applications
Recording studios and theaters: To prevent sound from leaking out or in.
Conference rooms and offices: To ensure privacy for confidential discussions.
Hospitals and schools: To create quiet, private spaces for patients and students.
Residential properties: For improved comfort and peace in noisy homes.

Mass Loaded Vinyl (MLV) Noise Barrier is a highly effective soundproofing material designed to block and reduce the transmission of sound through walls, ceilings, and floors.