10 Myths about Soundproofing your Home | Quietco

Описание: 10 things we hear on a daily basis that are simply not true!

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1. Soundproofing the party wall alcoves alone will give you peace & quiet in your home
2. Dot and dab with heavy duty sound bloc board
3. Rigid insulation such as Celotex, Xtrathem and Kingspan
4. Soundproof wall paper reduces noise
5. Soundproof Paint reduces noise
6. Soundproof plaster give you peace and quiet
7. Egg box cartons reduces the noise
8. Soundproof a shed for drums
9. Panel systems fixed to the party wall give you peace and quiet
10. Soundproof a room in a day

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