Soundproofing & Acoustic Insulation

Sound Reduction Systems Ltd (SRS) is widely recognised as one of the UK's leading manufacturers and installers of acoustic insulation and sound absorption materials for use within both domestic and commercial buildings. With over 25 years in the acoustic treatment industry as a company and an industry leading, Institute of Acoustics registered, technical department Sound Reduction Systems Ltd can be sure of giving the most comprehensive advice for treating any given noise issue.

Over the years Sound Reduction Systems Ltd has developed a comprehensive range of soundproofing products for the effective treatment of walls, ceilings and floors, both in the public and private sectors. Sound Reduction Systems Ltd's range of materials includes SoundBlocker, Soundstop, and SoundBar which can be used to improve speech privacy and reduce noise breakout within offices, schools, and leisure complexes such as cinemas. In addition to this SRS produce many acoustic insulation solutuons including Acoustilay acoustic underlay, Maxiboard wall soundproofing, Maxideck acoustic flooring, Coustifoam acoustic foam and SubPrimo acoustic underlay for improving sound insulation within the home, and to meet the requirements of Part ‘E’ of the Building Regulations. Sound Reduction Systems Ltd have solutions for both New Build and Material Change of Use projects.

Full details on Sound Reduction Systems Ltd’s products and systems can be accessed via this website. Downloads of the product literature  are available free of charge here: Downloads. Should you require a small sample or hard copies of the literature these can be requested using the sample request form.

Sound Advice Centre

SRS can provide expert soundproofing advice for any noise issue within any building. If you cannot find your sound problem you can try searching above or you can ask the Sound Reduction Experts in our industry leading technical department.

Common Noise Problems

Noise can be a problem to all of us at times. Here are some solutions to common problems. Whether its Noisy Neighbours, Home cinema systems or Noisy Foot steps on the ceiling.

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How To Soundproof Your Property

Sound Reduction Systems offer many sound proofing solutions to noise  problems within buildings. SRS also specialise in solutions for Part 'E' of the Building Regulations. Roll over the building below for more information.

Ceiling Soundproofing

Sound insulation experts SRS manufacture Maxiboard, a high acoustic performance composite building board that is used on ceilings to meet Part E of the Building Regulations.

 

Wall Soundproofing

To improve the sound insulation performance of walls SRS typically recommend Maxiboard, a high acoustic performance composite building board

 

Floor Soundproofing

SRS manufacture a number of high performance acoustic products for soundproofing floors.

 

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