Ceiling & Floor Soundproofing
- Types of Room
Commercial Soundproofing
Ceiling or Floor Soundproofing is best to do prior to installation of finished materials, during construction. We offer various solutions for hardwood, carpet, or even tile floors. Soundproofing your floors and ceilings will lower airborne and transmission noise from both downstairs and upstairs.
However, most people realize there is a noise problem after construction is finished. Nevertheless, there are still many options available. The floor can still be soundproofed by taking out the finished flooring, installing the right soundproofing product, and reinstalling the flooring. Another method is to install soundproofing on the ceiling below the floor, removing the sheetrock prior to install, or install the soundproofing material over the existing ceiling.
What is Impact Noise?
When someone is JUMPING, RUNNING, or DROPPING objects in the room above you, there are a lot of noise bring produced. This noise, mostly known as “Transmission Noise” is one of the hardest noises to stop. The wood framing is very conductive, so the transmission noise that comes from that…
How to Soundproof your Floor
Soundproofing your floor is the simplest and most cost effective way to prevent noise from moving to the rooms below. You can block television, talking, and other airborne noises, as well as transmission noises that come from running, walking, dropping, and kids playing on the floor. Floor soundproofing should be…
How to Soundproof your Floor
Soundproofing your floor is the simplest and most cost effective way to prevent noise from moving to the rooms below. You can block television, talking, and other airborne noises, as well as transmission noises that come from running, walking, dropping, and kids playing on the floor. Floor soundproofing should be…
