4 Biggest Soundproofing Mistakes | Quietco

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1. ‘Dot and Dabbing’ heavy duty sound bloc board to the party wall
2. Installing soundproofing materials over the top of a dot and dab plasterboard wall
3. Not tucking the system down into the floor void
4. Not soundproofing the hollow stud wall perpendicular to the conflicting separating party wall.

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