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16th July 2009
Building a soundproof or noise control fence is relatively easy. Soundproofing a redwood or cedar fence is always the best and those are the type of fences we will be talking about in this article.
If you are constructing a new fence, the first order ... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther10th July 2009
T There are a lot of different websites and blogs out there that have different opinions on how to best soundproof a home or commercial recording studio. The type and quality of the recordings will determine how much soundproofing you will need to have... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther29th September 2008
So you finally bought that condo you've been dreaming about for years. But the problem is, your neighbors make so much noise. Upstairs, downstairs and across the wall, they're yelling, stomping, turning up their music to hear it over the barking dog. Or m... Read >
Author: Kevin Koitz17th July 2008
There are many people who need a temporary soundproofing solution. The need something that can be placed on a wall, or across doorway or even over a window but be completely removable at a moments notice. One of the best temporary soundproofing materials ... Read >
Author: Dr.BobO07th July 2008
Soundproofing your home does not have to cost a fortune. If you are under new construction we all know that money it tight. There are many common hardware store items that can be used for soundproofing that won’t break the bank. Most people don’t thi... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther07th July 2008
There are now new laws enacted in the State of New York requiring that all construction that is taking place in the City must provide some sort of noise abatement for construction equipment that can be heard by the receptor (the general public in the City... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther07th July 2008
The day that mass loaded vinyl was introduced to the soundproofing industry was the day that the soundproofing world changed forever. Mass loaded vinyl is one of the highest rated and top selling soundproofing materials on the market today and was devel... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther07th July 2008
America Mat is perhaps one of the most versatile soundproofing products on the market today. It is basically a closed cell vinyl nitrile foam that is used to soundproof automobiles, trucks, motor homes, campers, generators, air conditioning compressors an... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther07th July 2008
Many people who live in apartments, condos or co-ops deal with noise from the next-door neighbor on a daily basis. Generally these demising or party walls are constructed of 2’ X 4’ suds and maybe some R-13 fiberglass insulation and then ½” drywall... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther07th July 2008
It is amazing how Green Glue is taking the soundproofing industry by storm. Green Glue is a convenient sound-damping agent that is sandwiched between 2 layers of drywall. It dampens both the existing layer of drywall as well as the second layer that is ... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther07th July 2008
When soundproofing a wall, a lot depends on what sort of noise your were trying to block or absorb. For example, if you were trying to stop a neighbor’s loud television noise from coming through the wall into your unit then you would use a barrier mater... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther07th July 2008
I have discussed the recycled rubber soundproof floor underlays in previous articles; in this article we will discuss soundproofing your upper level floor using Green Glue and common building materials. First of all Green Glue is a very effective visco el... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther07th July 2008
I looked over all of my articles and realized that I had not written anything on how to soundproof a floor in a condo or co-op for example, we being an authority on soundproofing it is a sacrilegious to not write an article on this subject, so here goe... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther07th July 2008
In today’s world, basements are no longer simply places to store things like a glorified garage. With the price of housing ever on the rise, many people are converting their basements into rental spaces where they can make a little extra income each mon... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther07th July 2008
In today's hurried world, most people don't have the time or money to waste taking the entire family to the movies (up to $50 to $60 per shot) so why not build out a Home Theater in your garage, basement, or spare bedroom? The construction and soundproofi... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther07th July 2008
"How do I soundproof my garage, basement, or a bedroom in my single family house or condo so my 4 piece rock band can practice and record and not bother the neighbors?" If I had a dollar for every time I was asked this question, I would be in the Bahamas ... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther07th July 2008
“Which batt type insulation will give me the best soundproofing?” I hear this question a lot, or better still, “Do I need to add more soundproofing if I already have insulation in the walls and ceilings?” Keep in mind that any batt type insulation... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther07th July 2008
Floor soundproofing can get quite tricky especially if you are working from an existing finished wood or tile floor. It is always best to remove the existing finished floor and start from the sub floor, however, if your old finished floor is wood, then ... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther03rd July 2008
Overview Room-to-room noise reduction is rated in terms of sound transmission class (STC). The acoustical performance of common 16" OC wood stud walls is typically STC 30 to 34, and 24" OC wood stud walls is STC 36 to 39. This is considered poor, as conve... Read >
Author: Kevin Surace02nd April 2008
Soundproofing your home does not have to cost a fortune. If you are under new construction we all know that money it tight. There are many common hardware store items that can be used for soundproofing that won’t break the bank. Most people don’t ... Read >
Author: Dr.BobO02nd April 2008
The day that mass loaded vinyl was introduced to the soundproofing industry was the day that the soundproofing world changed forever. Mass loaded vinyl is one of the highest rated and top selling soundproofing materials on the market today and was devel... Read >
Author: Dr.BobO02nd April 2008
America Mat is perhaps one of the most versatile soundproofing products on the market today. It is basically a closed cell vinyl nitrile foam that is used to soundproof automobiles, trucks, motor homes, campers, generators, air conditioning compressors an... Read >
Author: Dr.BobO02nd April 2008
Many people who live in apartments, condos or co-ops deal with noise from the next-door neighbor on a daily basis. Generally these demising or party walls are constructed of 2’ X 4’ suds and maybe some R-13 fiberglass insulation and then ½” drywall... Read >
Author: Dr.BobO02nd April 2008
It is amazing how Green Glue is taking the soundproofing industry by storm. Green Glue is a convenient sound-damping agent that is sandwiched between 2 layers of drywall. It dampens both the existing layer of drywall as well as the second layer that is ... Read >
Author: Dr.BobO02nd April 2008
When soundproofing a wall, a lot depends on what sort of noise your were trying to block or absorb. For example, if you were trying to stop a neighbor’s loud television noise from coming through the wall into your unit then you would use a barrier mater... Read >
Author: Dr.BobO02nd April 2008
I have discussed the recycled rubber soundproof floor underlays in previous articles; in this article we will discuss soundproofing your upper level floor using Green Glue and common building materials. First of all Green Glue is a very effective visco el... Read >
Author: Dr.BobO02nd April 2008
I looked over all of my articles and realized that I had not written anything on how to soundproof a floor in a condo or co-op for example, we being an authority on soundproofing it is a sacrilegious to not write an article on this subject, so here goe... Read >
Author: Dr.BobO02nd April 2008
In today’s world, basements are no longer simply places to store things like a glorified garage. With the price of housing ever on the rise, many people are converting their basements into rental spaces where they can make a little extra income each mon... Read >
Author: Dr.BobO02nd April 2008
In today's hurried world, most people don't have the time or money to waste taking the entire family to the movies (up to $50 to $60 per shot) so why not build out a Home Theater in your garage, basement, or spare bedroom? The construction and soundproofi... Read >
Author: Dr.BobO02nd April 2008
"How do I soundproof my garage, basement, or a bedroom in my single family house or condo so my 4 piece rock band can practice and record and not bother the neighbors?" If I had a dollar for every time I was asked this question, I would be in the Bahamas ... Read >
Author: Dr.BobO02nd April 2008
“Which batt type insulation will give me the best soundproofing?” I hear this question a lot, or better still, “Do I need to add more soundproofing if I already have insulation in the walls and ceilings?” Keep in mind that any batt type insulation... Read >
Author: Dr.BobO02nd April 2008
There are now new laws enacted in the State of New York requiring that all construction that is taking place in the City must provide some sort of noise abatement for construction equipment that can be heard by the receptor (the general public in the City... Read >
Author: Dr.BobO06th February 2008
Putting inplant offices within industrial areas is a common practice as it helps shelter employees from temperature extremes, dust and sometimes noise. Depending upon your industrial environment, the inplant office’s construction, whether modular or sit... Read >
Author: soundproof25th January 2008
There are now new laws enacted in the State of New York requiring that all construction that is taking place in the City must provide some sort of noise abatement for construction equipment that can be heard by the receptor (the general public in the Cit... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther19th January 2008
In today's hurried world, most people don't have the time or money to waste taking the entire family to the movies (up to $50 to $60 per shot) so why not build out a Home Theater in your garage, basement, or spare bedroom? The construction and soundpr... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther19th January 2008
"How do I soundproof my garage, basement, or a bedroom in my single family house or condo so my 4 piece rock band can practice and record and not bother the neighbors?" If I had a dollar for every time I was asked this question, I would be in the Bahamas ... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther19th January 2008
When soundproofing a wall, a lot depends on what sort of noise your were trying to block or absorb. For example, if you were trying to stop a neighbor’s loud television noise from coming through the wall into your unit then you would use a barrier mater... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther19th January 2008
It is amazing how Green Glue is taking the soundproofing industry by storm. Green Glue is a convenient sound-damping agent that is sandwiched between 2 layers of drywall. It dampens both the existing layer of drywall as well as the second layer that is in... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther19th January 2008
The day that mass loaded vinyl was introduced to the soundproofing industry was the day that the soundproofing world changed forever. Mass loaded vinyl is one of the highest rated and top selling soundproofing materials on the market today and was develop... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther19th January 2008
“Which batt type insulation will give me the best soundproofing?” I hear this question a lot, or better still, “Do I need to add more soundproofing if I already have insulation in the walls and ceilings?” Keep in mind that any batt type insulation... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther19th January 2008
If you have done any research on how to soundproof a ceiling from impact noise (footfall) as well as airborne noise, you have most likely discovered that a floated ceiling using sound clips and furring channels is the best way to combat these noises from ... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther19th January 2008
Many people who live in apartments, condos or co-ops deal with noise from the next-door neighbor on a daily basis. Generally these demising or party walls are constructed of 2’ X 4’ studs and maybe some R-13 fiberglass insulation and then ½” drywal... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther19th January 2008
Soundproofing your home does not have to cost a fortune. If you are under new construction we all know that money it tight. There are many common hardware store items that can be used for soundproofing that won’t break the bank. Most people don’t thin... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther19th January 2008
In today’s world, basements are no longer simply places to store things like a glorified garage. With the price of housing ever on the rise, many people are converting their basements into rental spaces where they can make a little extra income each ... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther19th January 2008
Question: With space at a premium and land values at maximum, I'm building more and more two- or three-unit homes on one parcel of land -- often in inner city areas that have been renovated. These units are marketed to higher-end homeowners who demand pri... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther19th January 2008
There is more than one method for installing mass loaded vinyl to obtain maximum effect. The standard of the industry is to install the MLV directly to the stud or joist framing using an industrial stapler or heavy-duty roofing nails that have the larg... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther19th January 2008
It seems like the big guys never want to tell you their so-called “Secrets of Soundproofing”. That sort of sounds like a self-help book doesn’t it? Here at Soundproofing America we know that the more knowledge our customers have the easier it is to ... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther19th January 2008
I have discussed the recycled rubber soundproof floor underlays in previous articles; in this article we will discuss soundproofing your upper level floor using Green Glue and common building materials. First of all Green Glue is a very effective visco e... Read >
Author: DrBobOrther24th July 2007
Preventing noise bleed through a common wall is the goal of one of the most frequently sought soundproofing endeavors. The issue of unwanted noise transmission through common walls occurs in the same way whether the application is residential, industrial ... Read >
Author: soundproof01st July 2007
Whether you are creating a recording studio at home or in another location, the goals of reducing sound transmission and enhancing acoustical quality remain the same. A recording studio refers to a room where you intend to practice a musical instrument or... Read >
Author: soundproof04th December 2006
In today’s world, basements are no longer simply places to store things like a glorified garage. With the price of housing ever on the rise, many people are converting their basements into rental spaces where they can make a little extra income each mon... Read >
Author: Random Writers30th November 2006
America Mat is perhaps one of the most versatile soundproofing products on the market today. It is basically a closed cell vinyl nitrile foam that is used to soundproof automobiles, trucks, motor homes, campers, generators, air conditioning compressors... Read >
Author: Random Writers27th November 2006
“Which batt type insulation will give me the best soundproofing?” I hear this question a lot, or better still, “Do I need to add more soundproofing if I already have insulation in the walls and ceilings?” Keep in mind that any batt type insulation... Read >
Author: Random Writers27th October 2006
"How do I soundproof my garage, basement, or a bedroom in my single family house or condo so my 4 piece rock band can practice and record and not bother the neighbors?" If I had a dollar for every time I was asked this question, I would be in the Bahamas ... Read >
Author: Random Writers27th October 2006
"How do I soundproof my garage, basement, or a bedroom in my single family house or condo so my 4 piece rock band can practice and record and not bother the neighbors?" If I had a dollar for every time I was asked this question, I would be in the B... Read >
Author: Random Writers12th March 2006
Guide to Soundproofing an Apartment or CondominiumBy Jesse BarronDo you have loud neighbors? Does the lady upstairs stomparound her apartment or condominium? Do the folks next toyou play their TV too loud? Are kids constantly screamingand being rambunctio... Read >
Jesse Barron
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