Types of Soundproofing
Acoustic fiberglass is lightweight and versatile for all of your soundproofing projects. Our glass mineral wool comes in 1" and 2" varieties. This product is great for equipment enclosures, ceiling panels, appliances, furniture and much more.
Get easy to install peel and stick acoustic foam from Soundproof Cow. Shop our selection of acoustic foam panels, fabric wrapped foam and fire rated foam. We have a variety of noise reducing foam for all your soundproofing projects. Start getting peace and quiet in you home or business. Order sound absorbing foam now!
Udderly Quiet™ acoustic partitions are custom made with noise-absorbing fiberglass on the inside, and personality-fitting fabric colors, textures, images or artwork of your choosing on the outside. Soundproofing a room or area has never been so easy.
Acoustic panels provide the perfect sound absorption materials for deadening and dampening sound in restaurants, offices and many more spaces. We have a number of sound insulating panel styles to choose from including standard fabric-wrapped panels, perforated wood and water resistant acoustic panels. What makes Soundproof Cow unique is that we ...
Textured Wall Paint: Textured wall paint can provide almost as much soundproofing as an acoustic panel, but it is a fraction of the cost. Wall Hangings: Hanging decorative rugs and other tapestries on the walls can reduce sound transfer and add beauty at the same time.
Industrial clear soundproofing vinyl noise barriers are transparent vinyl barriers that offer significant noise reduction while allowing for visibility and easy access. Standard available weights include 1/2 lb psf, 3/4 lb psf, and 1 lb psf. Clear vinyl noise barriers are available in standard rolls measuring 4′ wide x 60′ long or strips.
Our 80%-recycled Echo Absorber™ acoustic cotton will bring peace and quiet to your space. These panels are sold in a variety of configurations and sizes for all of your project needs.
Made of resin-hardened, acoustic fiberglass, and available to be covered in one of 1,000-plus acoustic fabric options or a personalized fabric you supply, Udderly Quiet™ 200-series hanging acoustic baffles are an excellent ceiling soundproofing insulation solution for people with little wall space.
Mass Loaded Vinyl Noise Barrier Mass Loaded Vinyl (MLV) is a safe, non-toxic vinyl acoustic noise barrier designed to hang as a limp mass in a variety of soundproofing applications. MLV soundproofing offers an alternative to Lead at a lower price point.
Sound blocking materials may be described as noise blockers or noise barriers, or as preventing the transmission of sound. Descriptions of noise absorbers may discuss acoustic treatment or acoustic conditioning, for reduction, absorption, or diffusion of reflected sound, echoes, and reverberation. Look at the material itself.
Foams are superior from a thermal perspective, but not a sound isolation perspective. This might surprise some here, but when using insulation IN a wall or ceiling, it doesn’t get any better than standard thermal insulation in a low / medium density, especially to control low frequencies. This could be fiberglass or medium density mineral fiber. The Canada NRC internal report IRC-IR-693 is an extensive lab report produced by the Canadian government that has relevant data.
Other Foams Soundproof Cow offers a variety of other acoustic foams that provide the proper sound absorption solution for a number of different applications. Our products range from buoyancy foams to packaging and shipping foams and everything in between.
Quiet Board™ soundproof boards are a water resistant and lightweight soundproofing product. These boards are 1 inch think and come in a case of 6. Get white or grey acoustic panels from Soundproof Cow.
An excellent and inexpensive source of mass, which is a key element in soundproofing. Drywall is a great cheap soundproofing material. Damped drywall. Drywall which incorporates a sound damping layer; examples are SilentFX, QuietRock, and Supress. These panels have superb soundproofing properties.
This title says it all, basically. I explain that acoustic foam does not block sound about 5 times a day to prospective customers wanting to know how to soundproof.