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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.

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 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.

Currently, the floors are all covered in laminate. I want this removed and replaced with soundproofing cork, say 8mm thickness, finished with oak/machine oak flooring in the lounge and hallway, with carpet in the two bedrooms. The floors are wooden on wooden joists.

I have two tilt and turn windows and two glass doors (all double glazed) that face a very noisy road. I believe the rubber seals have worn out, and there may also be gaps in the caulking. I am looking for someone experienced in soundproofing to help with properly replacing the seals and reducing noise significantly.

Looking for an experienced and reliable tradesperson to install a soundproofed feature wall in a bedroom on Akerman Road, SW9. The job involves fitting timber battens to a 350cm (W) x 230cm (H) wall, installing 50mm Rockwool insulation between battens, and mounting trimmed Acupanel oak slatted panels with end trims for a clean finish. All main materials (panels, insulation, trims, screws) are supplied. Must have experience with panelling or acoustic installations and your own tools. Optional: assist with LED strip wiring. Start date ideally week of 23rd June. Please get in touch with your availability, quote, and any relevant examples of similar work.

We are experiencing significant noise leakage from our temple, which is causing complaints from neighbours. Noise Levels: - Inside the mandir: 82–110 dB - Outside on the main road: 60–70 dB - Outside the emergency exit: 70–85 dB - In the lobby (just inside the front door): 80–90 dB Problem Areas: - The fire exit at the back left of the building has a double-glazed emergency door, but a lot of sound leaks from the edges. Pressing the door reduces the noise, so the seal may be poor. - The internal double doors between the lobby and the temple are part wood, part glazed. Sound in the lobby is still very high (80–90 dB). What we need: - An expert to assess and recommend solutions to reduce sound leakage, especially from the emergency exit and the internal double doors. - Possible solutions might include upgrading to acoustic double glazing, improving door seals, or replacing doors with better soundproofed options. What to quote for: - Assessing the current doors and seals. - Recommending and potentially installing new acoustic double-glazed doors or adding secondary glazing. - Improving the seal around the emergency exit door to reduce peripheral sound leakage (e.g., using acoustic caulk, weatherstripping, or upgrading the door) Photos are attached for reference.

Hello, to put a long story short I have noisy neighbours so I want to sound proof my wall and my sisters bedroom wall. I just wanted to know if you can provide a quote of how much it’ll cost including the installation.

I have purchased a full Noisekillers soundproofing kit for a 2009 Mercedes A-Class (W169). I am looking for someone experienced in car interior work, car audio fitting, or detailing to install the complete kit professionally. The kit includes 18 pre-cut soundproofing panels and 8 self-adhesive pads. Areas to be soundproofed include the bonnet, interior floor under the carpets, boot area including the spare wheel well and boot sides, wheel arch pads accessed via the driver-side wheel arch flap, and interior door panels which will require the removal and refitting of the door cards. Tasks Involved: Lift sections of the interior carpet and trim carefully. Clean surfaces before applying adhesive pads. Fit under-floor and boot mats as specified. Remove and reinstall front door cards to fit the soundproofing pads inside the doors. Apply all adhesive sheets securely and reinstall trim without damaging clips or fittings. A small roller is recommended to apply even pressure on adhesive parts. Ideal Installer: Experience in car audio fitting, car detailing, or van lining. Must have appropriate tools including trim removal tools, screwdrivers, and ideally a small roller. Ability to work neatly and carefully without damaging vehicle trims. Previous experience with Mercedes interiors preferred but not essential. Photos of the car and soundproofing kit are available if needed.

I need my room sound proofed from the walls to the floor and cealing. It’s about 11m2. Only one of the walls is solid this rest are plaster

My house sits on dual carriage way. I wanted to reduce the noise coming from the road vehicles. I measured the current noise level and on the outer side rooms it is 48 db. I already have double glazed window, I wanted a full soundproof solution.

Really need to get my living room wall soundproofed so that I could practise my singing and to also not hear my neighbour's music coming through my wall

One of my small room needs a sound proofing but only one side. Ita not a large room nor is the wall high. A small single bed and its only just about got room. Hut beed it for neighbours talking

I would like to enquire about sound proofing a room.

I have a room with a window facing the road. I need to do some caulking of the window in order to reduce the sound that is coming inside the room. Any other techniques to reduce sound is also interesting.

I’d like to soundproof my living wall with direct to wall sound proofing panels like the soundboard 4 or similar material. I need someone to install it although it is easy enough to do as it can be done by anyone at home, it’s not something I can do myself due to disabilities. The wall is approx 4m across & 3m down and the tiny bit of the side of an alcove. Job should not take longer than a day I’ve been advised as no drilling involved apart from screws from panel to frame/joints in wall needed. Plaster over the top. I will repaint so no need for that. Max I can pay is 300 but if anyone can do for cheaper I’d be happy to book. Must have experience & know what you’re doing. Many thanks

Need to make home soundproof