Wall Soundproofing
Soundproofing your walls If your neighbours are always arguing, they have a yappy dog or they play musical instruments, you could be at the end of your tether. Perhaps it's you who's playing your guitar or drums and keeping them awake. Or maybe your building is a factory with noisy machinery. Soundproofing your walls could be the way to go. It's not as expensive as you might think and products are easy to install.
Before you start soundproofing your walls, though, you must decide what type of construction you have. Most likely, your walls will be either timber stud or masonry block. You'll need to know what kind of soundproofing issues you have for your walls: what sort of sounds are coming through? You'll also need to consider whether your premises are domestic, commercial or some other type.
When you soundproof your walls, one of the main issues is that fitting effective soundproofing materials will mean you lose a certain amount of room space.
High-performance soundproofing for walls
Thankfully, at Sound Reduction Systems Ltd (SRS), our soundproofing materials for walls are high-performance, easy to install and cause minimal disruption to your existing building. Where you need soundproofing for your walls, you'll find that our innovative acoustic building board, Maxiboard, is a perfect replacement for plasterboard.
Maxiboard is a great option for soundproofing timber stud and masonry walls in all types of property. Maxiboard can be fixed to resilient bars attached to the wall, to create a ‘floating’ wall. At SRS, we also supply acoustic mastics and sealants for a full service.
Durable soundproofing products for walls
When you use SRS products for soundproofing your walls, you get very high acoustic performance and an extremely durable product that's easily installed. You'll also lose minimal room space – typically about 6cms per wall, and Maxiboard is perfect for soundproofing most types of wall.
At SRS, advice on soundproofing for walls, floors or anywhere else is absolutely free. For any questions, or to discuss your problem in more detail, call 01204 380074 or email info@soundreduction.co.uk
