Ceiling Soundproofing Products

Our range of ceiling soundproofing products can help you stop disruptive airborne and impact noises from penetrating through your ceiling.

The range covers a variety of requirements and budgets, and includes industry leading products like the GenieClip system, alongside essentials like acoustic boards and downlighter covers.

We also of large order discounts on many products so you can save on your order.

Ceiling soundproofing works by reducing the amount of noise that travels through the ceiling, from one space to another. This is usually done by installing acoustic insulation materials between the ceiling and the room above, and between the joists of the ceiling. 

Acoustic insulation materials are designed to absorb and deflect sound waves, reducing the amount of noise traveling through the ceiling. 

To achieve even higher soundproofing performance sound-blocking materials and systems are used, such as acoustic boards, hangers and brackets, which further reduce the noise transmission. 

These products are designed to block sound waves from passing through the ceiling, creating a barrier that prevents sound from entering the room below. 

Finally, sealing any gaps or openings in the ceiling can also help reduce sound transmission.

Ceiling soundproofing is a great way to reduce noise from one room to another. Some of the benefits of soundproofing your ceiling include improved sound quality, reduced noise pollution, and more privacy. 

Soundproofing can help to keep sound from traveling between rooms, or from entering the home from outside sources. It can also help to reduce noise from appliances, such as a washing machine or vacuum, from being heard in other rooms. 

Soundproofing can help to reduce echoes and reverberation from one room to another, improving the overall sound quality. It can also provide more privacy and reduce distractions when someone is trying to work or concentrate. 

Soundproofing your ceiling is an effective way to reduce noise pollution and increase privacy in your home.

When choosing ceiling soundproofing, it is important to consider the type of soundproofing material needed, such as acoustic boards, brackets, hangers and insulation. 

Additionally, the size of the room and the level of soundproofing desired should be taken into account. The installation of the soundproofing material should be carefully planned out, with consideration for the existing ceiling structure and the type of material it is made from. 

It is also important to consider the cost of the soundproofing material and installation, and any potential health risks associated with working with the material.