Soundproofing Materials

Windows are typically one of the most vulnerable areas of our homes. Because they’re so structurally unsound, we need to get them to be as airtight as possible…

Whenever I talk to people about soundproofing myths, soundproof paint comes up right after egg cartons. But is there some truth to this myth? Does soundproof paint work…

Trying to stay productive in an open-concept office space can be tricky when you can’t help but hear what everyone around you is doing. Still, there are some ways to…

Recently, soundproof wallpaper has been coming up in conversation more and more often. So I thought that I should tackle the subject sooner rather than later…

When it comes to soundproofing walls and ceilings, the best way to do it includes opening up the wall and working beneath the drywall. However, the drywall you replace the existing one with…

If you’ve been keeping up with my articles, you’ll know that I often recommend using soundproof blankets and curtains. Both can be a great help around the house, and there are so many ways to use them…

When it comes to soundproofing walls and floors, there’s really only so much you can do before you bring out the big guns. If adding mass, MLV, textiles or carpeting on the surface doesn’t work…

I often say that doors and windows are usually the main culprits when it comes to soundproofing. Some doors have pretty big gaps between the door and the door frame, and the door and the floor…

If you have dabbled in the topic of soundproofing before, you’ve probably heard of Mass Loaded Vinyl. That sounds like a robust and powerful material, right? Well, that’s because it is! MLV is a reliable choice for…

When my daughter was born, my wife and I had to go to great lengths to make sure our regular activities wouldn’t disturb her sleep. Like any newborn baby, she would sleep through most of the day. However, her sleep was very delicate,…