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Soundproofing refers to methods and materials that prevent sound from passing through walls, floors, ceilings, and other building structures. It reduces noise transmission between spaces, keeping noise inside a room or preventing external noise from entering.

Sound insulation uses materials that absorb, dampen, or block sound waves. These materials trap or stop the sound within a space from entering a room. Techniques include adding mass to walls, decoupling structures to prevent vibrations, and using absorbent materials.

Common soundproof materials include:

• Mass-loaded vinyl (MLV): Adds mass to walls and floors.
• Soundproof panels: High-density soundboards to block sound transmission.
• Acoustic insulation (like Rockwool or fibreglass): Installed inside walls, floors and ceilings to reduce sound.
• Decoupling sound isolation clips: These clips reduce vibrations that transmit sound through a building’s structure.

Yes, you can soundproof an existing wall using various techniques:

• Install soundproofing panels on the surface.
• Apply an acoustic false wall or soundproof system to the wall.
• Use mass-loaded vinyl or other dense materials to cover the wall.

• Soundproofing blocks or reduces sound transmission between spaces.
• Sound absorption reduces echoes and reverberations within a room, improving sound clarity but not necessarily blocking outside noise.

No, achieving 100% noise reduction in most scenarios is challenging. However, with suitable materials and installation, you can reduce noise to the point where external sounds become much less noticeable.

The thickness depends on the level of soundproofing you want. A typical soundproof wall may contain multiple layers, including acoustic insulation, plasterboard, and a sound barrier like mass-loaded vinyl. Thicker walls with decoupled frames or resilient channels are more effective. Solutions can range from 20mm up to 150mm.

Soundproof floors and ceilings are typical, especially in flats and conversions. Solutions include:

• Acoustic underlays or floating floors to absorb impact noise.
• Sound insulation slabs between timber joists.
• Installing isolation clips, resilient channels or soundproof panels on ceilings.
• Using acoustic floor mats to block sound transmission between floors.

For most solutions, the right products and DIY installation can be sufficient. For more complex projects – like constructing a soundproof ceiling – hiring a contractor may be a better option.

Yes, acoustic insulation will help insulate a room thermally, keeping it warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. Many soundproofing materials also have thermal insulation properties, which can contribute to better energy efficiency.

Use a combination of wall soundproof panels, acoustic insulation, and resilient layers to block noisy neighbours. Our wall soundproofing solutions are for soundproofing against noisy neighbours.

Yes. Most items are kept in stock and dispatched quickly from our UK warehouse. You’ll receive a delivery confirmation and estimated time on the day of delivery.

We offer competitive prices and bulk discounts. Contact our friendly team for a tailored quote or shop online directly.

Yes. Many of our solutions comply with UK Building Regulations (Approved Document E). Our team can advise on sound insulation systems for new builds or conversions.

We accept returns in accordance with our returns policy. Please contact us first so we can help resolve any issue.