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We have the same type of window throughout the flat. However, in the bedroom, we can hear noise from outside coming in. We're on the first floor by the way and by the road. The rest of the flat is fine, and we do not have this issue elsewhere. As shown in the photo, there appears to be a gap between the window and it's adjoining section, so I think that may be the part that needs fixing. We need help with fixing this or some other parts that actually need fixing if that's not the cause.

I need my wall to be sound proofed. So have the plaster wall cut open and then stuffed with soundproofing. It will then need to be made good.

Sound proof timber floor boards

Soundproof of 4 doors and add a handle to a door

REMOVE SOUNDPROOF FOAM PANELS FROM THE WALL- THEY HAVE BEEN GLUED TO THE WALL SO THEY LEAVE GLUE RESIDUES - THEN PAINT OVER THE WALL (all room) [SEALING AND wall]. Easy to remove the foam I already did half of it in 5 min.

I want to have a soundproofing for our bedroom to hear less footstep noise from upstairs flat. If I like how it’s done, I might ask for the corridor, living room and the kitchen too, but I want to start from the bedroom. So please give me quote for each room separately. I’ve attached a floor plan. After this, we have to replaster the bedroom wall and bit of sealing, so if you do plastering as well, please feel free to give me a quote for that too but not essential. Thank you.

Seeking a skilled and knowledgeable trader who specialises in soundproofing ceilings. I have the materials but if other items are required please let me know. This is a trial therefore, depending on how effective the soundproofing of my hallway is. I will need further soundproofing for my other ceilings.

Install a sound proof door and ensure new seals reduce noise for flat's provate entrance door.

There is only concrete as my ceiling with no finishing for the upstairs neighbours concrete floor so there is a lot of impact noise vibrating into my room keeping me awake. I have done some research and it seems going upstairs to insulate the neighbours concrete floor is better than doing just my ceiling so please help me

impact vibrations from neighbours upstairs and noise issues. Would like someone to come and advise after checks, its a one bed flat

Need to soundproof a ceiling in an 80sqm ground floor flat. We would provide acoustic insulator material, all builder needs to do is open ceiling, instal and reattach.

To build a partion wall with a door that is sound proof

Acoustic Sealing for soundproofing a room/wall

soundproofing sliding door not too big

Inner doors need soundproofing

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

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.

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.