How to Install a Quiet Box Kit on Your Spray Tanning Booth
By Sun Tanning Store | Published: 2026-11-03
Category: ハウツーガイド
A step-by-step guide to fitting a quiet box installation kit on a Norvell overspray reduction booth, with checkpoints for a snug, rattle-free fit and quieter sessions.
Quick answer
Fit the quiet box installation kit to your Norvell overspray reduction booth before your next appointment, working from the booth's mounting points outward so the box sits flush and the fan noise drops. The kit is designed for that booth, so check the fit at each stage rather than forcing parts.
Why the kit is booth-specific
The Quiet Box Installation Kit is made for the Norvell overspray reduction Booth. That matters because a quiet box only reduces spray tan noise when it seals against the booth's existing openings; a universal box that leaves gaps can let sound and overspray escape. If you run a different booth model, confirm compatibility before ordering rather than adapting the kit.
The kit is a parts set, not a complete booth. The product listing does not specify individual hardware contents, so lay out every piece before you start and compare it with the mounting points on your booth. If anything looks missing, stop and contact the seller before drilling or tightening.
When to schedule the install
Plan the install for a gap in your appointment book, not between clients. You will be reaching around the booth, and a rushed fit is the usual cause of a box that rattles later. A quiet box setup also changes airflow, so run a test spray before your first client returns.
Quiet box setup steps
- Power down and clear the booth: Switch off the booth and disconnect it from power, then remove loose items from inside the cabin. Common mistake: working with the booth live or leaving solution bottles in the way, which leads to knocked fittings. Confirm the booth is fully off before touching any panel.
- Lay out and identify the kit parts: Unpack the kit and match each piece to the booth's mounting points. If the kit contents are not itemized, photograph the layout before assembly so you can reverse it if a part does not seat. A missing or mismatched part is a stop-and-ask moment, not a force-fit.
- Clean and dry the mounting surfaces: Wipe the booth surfaces where the quiet box will sit so old solution residue does not stop the box sitting flush. Common mistake: mounting onto a damp or tacky surface, which lets the box shift. Dry surfaces give you a true test fit.
- Test-fit the box before fixing: Hold the quiet box in place and check that edges meet the booth evenly with no gaps. Adjust position before tightening anything; a box that binds at one corner will transmit vibration. If it does not sit flush by hand, do not tighten it down.
- Fix the kit in the order the booth allows: Start with the mounting points that locate the box, then work around the remaining fixings evenly rather than fully tightening one side first. Common mistake: over-tightening one fastener, which warps the box and creates a rattle. Snug, even tension beats maximum torque.
- Check the seal and airflow path: Run your hand around the box edges and confirm the booth's airflow path is not blocked. The kit reduces noise by enclosing the source, so a blocked path will make the fan work harder and sound louder. A quiet box should not choke the booth's exhaust.
- Test with the booth running, then spray: Power the booth back on and listen for rattles at normal operating speed, then run a test spray before your next client. Note the noise level before and after so you can tell whether the install actually helped. If noise does not drop, recheck the seal before assuming the kit is faulty.
Product facts
- Quiet Box Installation Kit: The Quiet Box Installation Kit is a quiet box installation kit for the Norvell overspray reduction Booth. Buying the booth-specific kit avoids improvising a seal that can leak noise and overspray.
Quiet Box Installation Kit
