soundproof

We recently had a double extension done and the builder used what I think is MDF sheets to floor our bedroom. Since laying it, it has always felt slightly 'bouncy' and is very noisy. There is also minimal sound proofing so we can hear practically everything being said when someone is in the room...

"I'm exploring the possibility of soundproofing in our home. The party wall, though double-bricked, lacks a cavity. Even in moments of silence, neighboring conversations are audible. The TV volume often needs to be raised significantly to drown out their voices. Additionally, loud door slamming...

Hi all I'm going to soundproof my floor due to noisy downstairs neighbours. I live in a 120-year-old tenanment in Edinburgh, third floor, and now I've bought the materials and found how heavy they are I'm a tad worried about the eventual weight of the floor. I intend to remove the original...

Hi, I need to do a stud wall for soundproofing. My electrics are outside of the wall. Would I put the first stud above the electric or the side. Do I need to count 600mm from the wall if I do the stud on the side.

Hi all, Newbie here…to forum and construction! Looking for some advice to build on what I’ve read so far, I’m wanting to build a soundproofed room within my detached, single skin garage. My plan so far is to build stud walls along the back wall and side walls using the current ceiling joists...

hi - I'm looking to lay laminate onto existing floorboard floor on groundfloor. Need to soundproof - impact and airborne (for a room below). Need to get max sound proofing - airborne and impact - Looking at possibly using two products = Vitrex Premier Wood Underlay plus a product like...

Hello Folks, Looking for some advice as i take on my first soundproofed ceiling. The job is a restaurant on the ground floor of an old tenement building, next door is a pub which has a stage against the adjoining wall, which is 600mm sandstone (to make things worse theres an oold doorway in...

Hi, What is the best way/product to fix Soundproof plasterboard to the wall? For context, working on a loft extension, the neighbours already have an extension so looking to minimise sound through the party wall. The new staircase means there is no space for a frame and rock wool against this...