Walls
From cost effective slim-line stick on soundproofing to high performance independent stud wall solutions.
Browse our entire soundproofing and sound absorbing product range
From acoustic plasterboards and panels to underlays and the market leading Genieclip system, there is something for every application. No matter what the project, there is everything you could need to soundproof a wall, ceiling, floor or an entire room. In addition, there are specialist sound absorption products that can be used to reduce reverberation.
Soundproofing is an effective way to reduce noise and create a peaceful environment, and with our range of soundproofing products, it’s never been easier to achieve.
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Isosonic Acoustic Ceiling Hangers - Type C (box of 100)
Isosonic Acoustic Hanger Type C can be used for up-rating an existing ceiling, providing an effective resilient component. Performance wise the pro...
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Isosonic Acoustic Ceiling Brackets - 125mm Arm (box of 100)
Isosonic Acoustic Brackets from Thermal Economics are the low cost, high-performance, and easy to fit solution to providing acoustic performance fo...
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£199.95
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£199.95
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£199.95
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£199.95
Isosonic Acoustic Ceiling Brackets - 45mm Arm (box of 100)
Isosonic Acoustic Brackets from Thermal Economics are the low cost, high-performance, and easy to fit solution to providing acoustic performance fo...
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Isosonic Acoustic Ceiling Hangers - Type A (box of 100)
Performance wise the product has superior impact sound qualities when compared to resilient bars. These can be fitted to the side of joists and so ...
View full detailsHow does Soundproofing work?
Soundproofing works by preventing sound waves from entering or exiting a space. To do this, soundproofing materials are used to absorb and reflect sound waves.
These materials can be anything from acoustic foam to insulation to specialist boards with fluid mass inside. The thickness and density of the material will determine how effective it is in soundproofing a space.
Additionally, having multiple layers of soundproofing material will also help to block out sound waves. Air gaps between the walls, floor, and ceiling can also be filled with insulation and other soundproofing materials to reduce the sound that passes through.
By using these methods, soundproofing can help to reduce the amount of noise that enters or exits a space.
What are the Benefits of Soundproofing?
Soundproofing has numerous benefits that can be seen in both residential and commercial settings.
In residential settings, soundproofing can reduce noise from outside sources, such as traffic, construction, and neighbours. This can create a more peaceful and relaxing environment inside the home.
In commercial settings, soundproofing can help to reduce noise from large machines and equipment, allowing for a more productive and focused work environment.
Furthermore, soundproofing can help to reduce echo and reverberation in both residential and commercial settings, which can improve the acoustics of the space.
Finally, soundproofing can help to reduce the transmission of sound from one room to another, creating better privacy for occupants. In conclusion, soundproofing can have numerous benefits in both residential and commercial settings, from improved acoustics to increased privacy.
What to Consider when choosing Soundproofing?
When choosing soundproofing, there are a few factors to consider:
First, assess the noise levels in the area you want to soundproof. This will determine the type of soundproofing material you'll need.
Second, look into the materials that are available, such as foam, acoustic panels, and insulation. Each material has its own unique properties, so choose one that best suits the noise levels and your budget.
Third, consider the installation process of the soundproofing material you choose. If you don't feel comfortable installing it yourself, you may want to hire a professional.
Lastly, think about the long-term maintenance of the soundproofing material. If you don't regularly maintain it, it won't be as effective over time. By assessing these factors, you can make an informed decision when choosing soundproofing for your space.
Have you considered a soundproofing solution?
Floors
Are you trying to stop noise from below reaching you, or eradicate your noise passing down to your neighbours?
Ceilings
Ceiling soundproofing is often your only option when living below noisy neighbours. Check out our solutions.
Sound Absorption
Jump straight into our sound absorption solutions designed for and used in both public spaces and private homes.