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News Below are the most recent news stories regarding our industry. Soundproofing in General Soundproofing is defined as any method of reducing the ability of sound to travel between point A and point B, and is accomplished by the reduction of noise and the absorption of noise Read more >> Sound Engineered Drywall Sound engineered drywall, also referred to as “SED,” is a special type of drywall designed to soundproof interior walls, floors, and ceilings in residential and commercial structures. Read more >> Sound Engineered Floors Sound engineered floors are also known as "soundproofed" floors, and are floors designed to limit the amount of airborne noise in a structure. Read more >> Soundproof Ceilings Soundproof ceilings are ceilings that have been treated with materials to make them sound proof, or to limit the ability of sound waves to travel through the ceiling. Read more >> Soundproof Drywall Soundproof drywall is a type of drywall engineered to block the travel of sound between one room and another. Read more >> Benefits of Soundproof Rooms Unwanted noise can be a major distraction. Whether kicking back at home or handling business at the office, there are countless benefits to reducing extraneous noise in your environment. Read more >> Soundproofing Materials for Commercial Structures Commercial soundproofing is becoming more and more popular and soundproofing materials are in demand. Destination travelers want to feel as though they are being provided with the utmost privacy. Read more >> Soundproof Sheetrock Soundproof sheetrock is regular sheetrock (also known as drywall, gypsum board, or plasterboard) that has been factory dampened, or treated to block the travel of sound. Read more >> Noise Proof Walls Noise proof walls are walls designed to block external sound from entering a room and internal sound from exiting a room. Read more >> Sound Deadening Board “Sound-deadening board,” sometimes referred to as “soundboard,” is a building material often used as an additional layer in the construction of soundproof walls, ceilings, and floors to reduce the transmission of sound. Read more >> Soundproof Floors Soundproof floors are floors that treated to absorb and block the travel of impact noise, which can be especially problematic to avoid. Impact noise is a result of contact between two objects. Read more >> How to Hire a Good Contractor Home renovation projects are a major investment. Before you sink a lot of money into home improvements, make sure you are hiring the right contractor for the job. Read more >> Questions to Ask When Renting Apartment hunting can be tough. If you don’t ask the right questions and talk to the right people, you may end up signing a lease that ties you to a miserable existence for a year or more. Read more >> Soundproof - What I need to know To soundproof a room means to insulate it from noise, or in layman’s terms, to prevent noise from entering or escaping a room. Read more >> Making Way for Renovations - Packing Tips for Home Construction When home renovations are scheduled for your apartment or house, proper packing and labeling of your possessions can save you countless hours of frustration when renovations are complete. Read more >> How to Save Money on Home Improvements Home improvements cost a nice chunk of change. There is just no way around it. If you play your cards right, however, you can save considerably on the cost and get the most bang for your buck. Read more >> Five Ways NOT to Soundproof Your Home There comes a time when you realize you need to soundproof a room. It may be a basement you’re converting into a media room, a spare bedroom you want to turn into a studio, or a nursery you want to make quiet. Read more >> |
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