Soundproofing Materials

Soundproofing Materials for Walls, Floors & Ceilings

Start with where the noise is travelling. The right soundproofing system depends on whether the problem is through a wall, floor or ceiling, and whether you are dealing with airborne noise such as voices and TV, impact noise such as footsteps, or both.

Walls

For party walls, stud walls, voices, music and neighbour noise.

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Floors

For footsteps, impact noise and sound transferring between storeys.

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Ceilings

For noise from rooms or flats above and suspended acoustic ceiling systems.

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Acoustic Mineral Wool • Acoustic Membranes & MLV • Acoustic Plasterboard • Clips & Channels • Acoustic Underlay • Sealants & Perimeter Accessories

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Wall Soundproofing

Reduce airborne noise through party walls, stud walls and internal walls. Wall soundproofing systems usually combine acoustic boards, mineral wool, isolation clips or resilient bars, acoustic membranes and perimeter sealing.

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Floor Soundproofing

Reduce impact noise, footfall and airborne noise through timber or concrete floors. Floor systems may use acoustic underlays, floating floor boards, resilient layers, mineral wool and perimeter flanking strips.

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Ceiling Soundproofing

Improve noise reduction from above using acoustic ceiling systems with isolation clips, hangers, furring channels, mineral wool, acoustic plasterboard and sealant.

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Soundproofing for Flats

Flats often suffer from both airborne and impact noise. Choosing the right system depends on whether the noise is coming through walls, floors, ceilings or flanking paths.