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=Technical Specifications=
=Technical Specifications=
*Sound Transmission Class - 60+ is great - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_transmission_class]
*Sound Transmission Class - 60+ is great - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_transmission_class]

Revision as of 10:20, 28 March 2021

Sound Studio

  • Acoustic Foam Panels - [1]

Second Story Floors and Stairs

  • About reducing noise - [2]
  • Mass Loaded Vinyl - [3]
  • Eggcrate acoustic panels- [4]

Under Hardwood Floor

  • 1-3mm thick - otherwise may be too thick. [5]
  • Carpet underlayment is a no-go for hardwood flooring. [6]
  • You can use carpet as underlayment for hardwood - [7] - but not carpet padding.

Materials

  • Frothed urethane foam - [8]
  • Cork - good for soundproofing as a natural material - [9]. Sourcing - [10]. Finished cork floor? Yes, from dense cork, but not cork underlayment.
  • Rubber - 60 cents/sf, equivalent to 6 mm cork [11]
  • Styrofoam - cheap - [12]. But use seam tape, as its own tape doesn't work? [13]
  • Felt - by Roberts - 33c/sf - [14]

Stairs

  • Acoustic caulk for gaps - [15]. Sourcing - [16]
  • Insulation or fibeglass - around stairs
  • Underlayment between stringers and steps
  • Use non-slip carpet stair treads [17]
  • Use carpet - 5 hours for diy with chisel as in this video:


Technical Specifications

  • Sound Transmission Class - 60+ is great - [18]