Soundproofing Tips

Why would you want to, or need to, soundproof a closet. Turns out there are quite a few good, viable reasons. Maybe to use it as a recording space. Maybe to just play music–or listen … Read more

‘Reduce’ is the operative word in our title. It is impossible to eliminate traffic noise coming into your backyard. But if you erect some kind of barrier between the traffic and the backyard, your life … Read more

Low frequency noise–commonly called bass–is the most difficult type of sound to keep from entering a room. Almost any soundproofing steps you take in a room–such as soundproof blankets, soundproof curtains, heavy bookcases and furniture–will … Read more

Soundproofing french doors tends to be a little more complicated than soundproofing a single door. But it can be done–at least to a certain extent. Here are 6 ideas you can use to quiet things … Read more

Although hanging acoustic panels is not rocket science, it does require a little thought and planning. I have used foam panels and DIY panels in this article, for illustration purposes. But most of the information … Read more

Dishwashers are a great invention, saving time and energy. But they can be loud. Specially older units. And open concept floor plans, and vaulted ceilings tend to magnify the noise. Here are 7 ways to … Read more

COVID. Every cloud has a silver lining. Now you get to work at home. In your sweats. Except your home office is noisier than your ‘office’ office. Let’s solve that problem. 7 Ways to Soundproof … Read more

Most interior doors are hollow-core, meaning that there is virtually nothing between the inner and outer skins. There are gaps all around them, and the frames are uninsulated. This means their soundproofing value is pathetic. … Read more

The noise coming from your refrigerator is almost always produced by the compressor–given that it is one of the few moving parts. But, as we detail ways to quiet compressor noise, you will notice that … Read more

Preventing bass sound (this is what you create in your space) and bass noise (made by the neighbor) from passing into the adjoining room is the most difficult soundproofing you will undertake. This article will … Read more