Soundproofing walls

After installing the drywall in a new house everything seems to be perfect and goes well. However, after a few days, the traffic noise is much louder and it

If you are looking for more peace and quiet in your home, learning how to soundproof your walls is a great solution. Let us at MMDIY show you how!

There is a breaking point for just about every homeowner out there when dealing with all the different unwanted sounds. Maybe a neighbor is just…

To soundproof a room cheaply, the mass of the items or materials used is an essential factor. Choosing heavy household items such as furniture and carpets would be much more effective in soundproofing the room than lighter materials such as foam and egg crates.

Soundproofing your home has multiple benefits. Loud sounds from playing a musical instrument or throwing a party can remain within your house. Also, you can fix your walls to block exterior noise coming in from rowdy neighbors or outside traffic. And the best part about soundproofing is that you can do it without tearing down or damaging your walls.

When tackling DIY soundproofing projects, numerous materials are at your disposal. Typically, though, you’ll need to choose between sound board and drywall. Which of these is more effective for soundproofing? Drywall is a standard wall

The most important thing to bear in mind when choosing your soundproofing method is that more temporary fixes aren’t going to give the same kind of noise cancelling quality as permanent methods. That said, here are the best ways you can soundproof common condo walls:

When I recommend soundproofing solutions, people often ask if it's possible to completely soundproof a room. I decided to conduct additional research to find a definitive answer. So, can you fully soundproof a room? Yes,

To start, minimize sound bridges, seal penetrations, and fill wall cavities with acoustical insulation.