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The panels come in a box of 4 and are wooden They require cutting with a blade that will not splinter the wooden slates To be cut around the TV sound bar and fire on my TV wall

The sound proof door is catching on the wooden floor at the moment and making a noise when closing - this needs resolved - open to ideas on how we fix this

Take down existing ceiling and install sound proofing and board and plaster. Lounge and kitchen

Like to soundproof 2 ceiling and a wall. Wall length = 470cn. Height = 235cm Ceiling 1 length = 470 cm. Width = 420cm Ceiling 2 length = 630 cm. width = 295cm I welcome ideas and suggestions how to achieve this. Not got a budget in mind yet. I would like to find out potential cost for the work.

got a noisey neighbour upstairs, need my ceilings soundproofing one by one depending on cost

I need help putting acoustic caulk around my windows to seal it from outside noise. I have the caulk and the gun and tried to do it but it has gone. Everywhere so I also need help removing the mess of it from my windows and re sealing. I also have a rubber seal I would like to attach to the windows that open to hell sound proof it. Any other methods of soundproofing I’m also open to.

Single brick wall between my home and neighbour's. To minimise noise especially at night.

Big hall that needs to be sound proofed.

I need a soundproof ceiling installed in one room of my East London flat (approx. 12 m² ceiling). Scope of work: • Fit resilient bars to existing joists • Install acoustic mineral wool (Rockwool or similar, 100mm, 60kg/m³ density) • Fix two layers of 15mm acoustic plasterboard (e.g. Soundbloc) with staggered joints • Apply acoustic sealant around all perimeter edges and cut-outs • Skim finish ready for painting I am happy for you to supply all materials and labour Please provide: • Your experience with ceiling or soundproof installations • Whether you can supply materials • An estimated cost (materials + labour) Looking for reliable, professional tradesperson with experience in plastering and ceiling systems.

I need help assembling two disassembled soundproof office pods/phone booths (the small acoustic booths typically used for private calls or meetings). Both pods are currently in parts — frames, acoustic panels, glass door/sections, and interior fittings — and need to be fully assembled. There may also be an electrical element involved (e.g., connecting the internal light, fan, or power outlet), so some basic electrical assembly knowledge is required. What’s Involved: Moving and positioning panels (some heavy parts and glass). Building the metal frame and attaching acoustic panels. Installing doors and glass sections securely. Adding internal fittings (shelf, seating, etc. if included). Connecting internal electrical components (light, fan, or socket). Checking that everything is stable, aligned, and functional. Requirements: Experience with large modular furniture or booth assembly. Comfortable working with glass and heavy parts. Own tools (drill, screwdrivers, Allen keys, wrenches, etc.). Basic electrical knowledge to connect pre-wired components (if needed). Ideally, a team of two (or ability to bring a helper) due to weight/size of components.

Single brick between neighbours, needs sound proofing. approx 3 metres x 2.5 metres coverage needed, for each of two rooms.

I need my walls soundproofing only one living room wall and 1 bedroom wall

There are 4 alcoves of around 1.2m width and 2.4m in height. For every alcove I will need the 'ReductoClip Independent Wall System' - this has been provided by 'The soundproofing store'.

Build a removable sound-blocking plug that fits tightly inside my window recess. I want to place it at night and remove it easily in the morning using a small pull tab/handle. ⸻ 📐 Dimensions • Window recess (box): Width: 117 cm Height: 118 cm Depth: 5 cm ⸻ 🧱 Materials (layered front to back) 1. Face layer (interior side): • Acoustic foam – 25–50 mm (1–2”) wedge or flat panel • Absorbs sound & creates a tight fit 2. Core panel (for stiffness + blocking): • MDF board (6–9 mm thick) or foamboard • Should be cut to fit snugly inside the recess 3. Optional middle layer (for extra noise blocking): • Mass Loaded Vinyl (MLV) or rockwool (if more depth is available) prefer to avoid rock wool due to price unless you can provide at a cost effective price • Improves sound blocking significantly 4. Back edge treatment (optional but ideal): • Rubber weather-stripping or foam tape around all edges (I have some foam I can use if you deem suitable - see images coming soon • Helps seal against frame and reduce sound leaks 5. Handle: • Small fabric loop, ribbon tab, or drawer pull fixed to center top or side ⸻ 🧰 Notes for Builder • Unit must be lightweight enough to lift in/out daily • Tight fit is essential (±1 mm tolerance) • All components should be glued securely or mounted to a backing board • Foam should face inward (toward room), not glass • If using MLV, sandwich it between MDF and foam • No screws or damage to the window frame — friction fit only ⸻ Looking for a handyman/carpenter to build a removable soundproofing plug for my window. The plug should fit inside the window recess (117cm W × 118cm H × 5cm D), using MDF and acoustic foam (plus vinyl or insulation if needed) to reduce traffic and airplane noise. I want a clean, snug fit and an easy handle or pull tab for daily removal. Materials - please include 2 quotes - one where i provide material and one where you include cost of materials in your quote (and you provide them).

Lift up whole carpet and subfloor, non destructively. Install sound insulating rockwool insulation between joists in floor. Relay dense fibreboard, and install soundproof flooring mat. Relay carpet and underlay. Use soundproofing caulk and products from SoundProofing Store. Roughly 5x6m room only.

Looking for someone to: • Remove internal door & frame • Build a plasterboard wall on one side to close the doorway • Install supplied soundproof panels on the other side (bedroom) Must have experience with plasterboarding

Lift existing floorboards in my upstairs room. Lay acoustic mineral wool between joists. Install the ProSound Reverso SoundMat from The Soundproofing Store. Relay floorboards, and potentially a final surface layer

Our washing machine is rattling and making loud vibrations which is causing annoyance to us and our downstairs neighbours. We need someone to come and pull it out, fit a vibration mat underneath and four feet as pictured. Experience of unplugging and reconnecting washing machines is preferable.

It's a meeting room with tv table and chairs i need some lowered accoustic panels hung from the ceiling. I have the panels but i need someone with the wire and ability to suspend them from the concrete.

Think metal shed 11.3x9.3 ft