Soundproof systems for
walls and ceilings
For the best level of soundproofing use a complete soundproof system to sound insulate your walls and ceilings.
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For the highest levels of soundproofing, use a soundproof system to insulate walls, floors, and ceilings. A soundproof system will provide much higher sound insulation than individual soundproofing products. The AcoustiClip soundproofing systems for walls and ceilings provide the best noise reduction against airborne, vibration, and impact sound. Use soundproof systems to soundproof party walls, stud walls, and all ceiling types against unwanted noise. Rooms that require a higher level of noise control, such as studios and home cinemas, will benefit from the high level of sound reduction provided by a complete soundproof system.
Walls
Soundproofing systems are available for all wall types, including brick party walls and timber stud walls. Soundproof systems combine all the materials required to add mass/density, sound absorption, and isolation/decoupling for the best sound insulation levels for your walls.
AcoustiClip Direct Party Wall System Soundproof Kit
£316.32 exc VAT.
AcoustiClip Solid Party Wall Stud System Soundproof Kit
£310.56 exc VAT.
AcoustiClip Stud Wall System Soundproof Kit
£310.56 exc VAT.
Wall System 2 Party Wall 43mm Soundproofing Kit
£172.51 exc VAT.
Stud Wall Kit 50mm DFM Acoustic Insulation
£214.89 exc VAT.
Stud Wall Kit 75mm DFM Acoustic Insulation
£260.45 exc VAT.
Stud Wall Kit 100mm DFM Acoustic Insulation
£262.35 exc VAT.
Ceilings
Soundproofing systems are available for all ceiling types, including those with timber joists and concrete. Soundproof systems combine all the materials required to add mass/density, sound absorption, and isolation/decoupling for the best sound insulation levels.
Soundproof systems FAQs
A soundproof system is a comprehensive setup that blocks or reduces sound transmission between rooms or spaces. It typically combines materials, including acoustic insulation, sound isolation decoupling clips, mass-loaded barriers, resilient channels, and specialist soundproof boards, to create an effective soundproofing solution.
Acoustic insulation (high-density mineral wool): Reduces sound transmission within wall, floor and ceiling cavities.
Soundproof plasterboards: Adds mass to block sound.
Mass-loaded vinyl (MLV): A flexible material that acts as a sound barrier.
Sound isolation decoupling clips: Decoupling the wall to reduce the transfer of sound vibrating through the structure. See the AcoustiClip for more details.
Resilient channels: Decouple the wall from the structure to minimise sound vibrations.
Acoustic sealants: Fill gaps and edges to prevent sound leakage.
A properly installed soundproof system can significantly reduce sound transmission. A good soundproof system typically reduces airborne and vibration sounds that transfer between rooms.
Soundproof systems are more comprehensive than soundproof panels, targeting the entire structure (walls, floors, ceilings). While soundproof panels reduce airborne sounds between rooms, a soundproof system blocks airborne and vibration sound transmission between rooms. A soundproof system will block a higher noise level than a soundproof panel.
Yes, soundproof systems can be retrofitted into existing buildings, though it may require more effort than installation during construction. Adding soundproof systems is very common in buildings requiring additional sound insulation levels.
Yes, most soundproof systems are designed to tackle airborne (voices, music) and impact noise (footsteps, furniture moving). However, the materials and installation methods may vary depending on the specific noise problem.
A soundproof system can be installed by a competent DIYer. If you do not feel you can install it yourself, it would be best to find a local tradesperson. Installing most soundproof systems does not require a specialist and would usually be undertaken by a local contractor.
A well-designed soundproof system can reduce external noise, including traffic, neighbour noise, and other environmental sounds. However, special attention must be paid to windows and doors, as these are common weak points for external noise transmission.
In many cases, a soundproof system can increase a home’s value, especially in noisy areas or where privacy and quiet are a priority. Soundproofing improvements are often considered a good investment.
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