Noise through walls can be a nuisance in any environment, whether it’s noisy neighbours in a domestic situation or noisy colleagues in neighbouring rooms in an office situation. SRS provides a range of solutions to help with soundproofing for walls along with the expertise necessary to diagnose and resolve your wall soundproofing issues. Contact us to discuss.
Domestic / Noisy Neighbour / Residential (Inc. Building regulations Part E):
Maxiboard is an extremely high performance and versatile soundproofing board. Designed to be used much like plasterboard, Maxiboard can be installed onto timber stud-work, masonry and existing plaster using Maxi Resilient Bars to create an isolated frame. Maxiboard can be used to Meet Part E of the Building Regulations or just to improve domestic comfort from noisy neighbours.
Maxiboard accessories include Maxi Slab, high-density mineral fibre cavity infill products and SRS Acoustic Socket Boxes allowing you to maintain the acoustic integrity of a wall with sockets and switches installed.
Commercial / Industrial Soundproofing:
Maxiboard can be used in commercial and industrial environments to soundproof walls between offices or adjoining businesses/properties, amongst many other applications.
Not sure which product you need?
If you are not sure which soundproofing for walls product/system is right for you, or for expert advice on any noise problem, please contact our industry-leading technical team on 01204 380074, fill in the enquiry form here or email info@soundreduction.co.uk.
Our professional, Institute of Acoustics registered technical department is on hand to give advice on all of our products. We'd be delighted to assist with any queries
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What types of noise problems can wall soundproofing solve?
Wall soundproofing helps reduce the two main types of unwanted noise that can be transmitted between rooms in a building. These noise types are:
We offer a range of solutions that are suited to domestic, commercial, and industrial environments.
What is the main product for soundproofing walls?
Maxiboard is the primary high‑performance wall soundproofing system. It’s a dense acoustic board that installs in a similar way to normal plasterboard but delivers significantly higher airborne noise reduction.
Can Maxiboard be used to meet Building Regulations Part E?
Maxiboard systems are widely used in residential projects requiring compliance with Part E for separating walls.
What wall types can Maxiboard be installed on?
Maxiboard is designed for use in a variety of ways to improve wall soundproofing:
How does Maxiboard improve acoustic performance?
Maxiboard improves the acoustic performance of walls to provide effective soundproofing by combining:
This combination reduces sound transmission through both lightweight and heavyweight walls.
Are there accessories to maintain acoustic integrity around sockets and switches?
Electrical sockets are a common weak point in wall linings, and a wall soundproofing system can include the use of Acoustic Socket Boxes to prevent sound leakage.
Do you offer independent wall lining systems?
Our wall soundproofing range includes everything you need to reduce unwanted noise between rooms including:
These acoustic wall lining systems create a decoupled structure for even higher acoustic performance.
What solution is recommended when protecting walls in high‑traffic or industrial areas?
WallArmour dB provides impact‑resistant protection combined with acoustic performance, ideal for commercial or industrial settings where more robust sound proofing is needed.
Are these acoustic systems suitable for walls in commercial and industrial buildings?
Maxiboard and related systems are designed for use in many different settings and can be used to:
How do I know which wall soundproofing system I need?
Getting the right acoustic solution for your walls depends on a variety of factors including:
For help and advice about choosing the correct system, please contact our technical team for tailored advice via phone or email, and we can help you diagnose the cause of your unwanted noise issues and specify the correct system.