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In today’s competitive real estate market, property owners are constantly seeking ways to increase the value and appeal of their investments. One highly effective method that’s gaining traction is soundproofing. At Sound Control Services, we specialise in providing comprehensive soundproofing solutions that not only enhance the quality of life for

In an increasingly noisy world, creating a peaceful sanctuary at home or in the office is essential for maintaining mental well-being and productivity. Whether it’s the sound of traffic from a busy street, noisy neighbors, or the echo of conversations in an open-plan office, unwanted noise can be a significant

Unwanted noise can significantly impact your quality of life, whether at home or in the office. Fortunately, there are several effective methods to soundproof a room without causing damage to your walls. Let’s explore these techniques in detail. 1. Use Acoustic Panels Acoustic panels are an excellent solution for absorbing

Open-plan offices offer a variety of benefits, fostering collaboration, communication, and a sense of community. However, they can also present challenges regarding noise control.  Be it traffic noise from outside windows, the server cabinet working away in the corner or that one coworker who thinks the loudspeaker is the default

In today’s digital age, server cabinets are essential for all types of working environments to house your LAN, keeping equipment safe and organised. However, the constant hum and noise they generate can be a significant distraction. This blog provides a comprehensive guide on how to effectively soundproof a server cabinet,

The hush of the theatre, the crisp reverberations in a recording studio, the clarity of discussion in a lecture hall – they all share a common factor: the well-designed acoustic panel. Acoustic panels are featured in a wide spectrum of spaces, from lavish interiors to large factories. Throughout this guide,

The purpose of soundproofing This guide provides detailed methods for soundproofing rooms for various noise control needs. There are three main reasons to soundproof a room: To keep noise out To keep noise in To improve acoustics You may want to block out disturbing exterior noises if you’re bothered by

Whatever your musical preferences – from Puccini to punk rock, your home studio should provide the ultimate space for you to play, practise and perform. But to achieve an acoustically stable and noise-free environment, you need to soundproof your studio preventing any outside noise spoiling your recording and playback pleasure.

Soundproofing a window wherever you live makes a lot of sense. Street noise is an issue for almost everyone at one time or another. The noise from outside your home can come in many forms. Among the most obvious are police sirens, noise from construction or building sites, busy restaurants

It’s a noisy old world, isn’t it! While some sounds might be harmonious such as birdsong and music, noise from machinery, motorways, industrial sites and even loud voices is more often than not disturbing, distracting and can have a detrimental effect on everyday living. Luckily, there are solutions to minimise

Have you often wondered how to soundproof a door? You wouldn’t be the first person to do so, and there are many reasons why this might be necessary. Examples include shutting out external traffic noise if you live next to a busy road, reducing volume between rooms in shared accommodation

The basic job of any acoustic barrier is to provide protection from noise. But not all acoustic barriers are the same. Here, we provide straightforward answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about acoustic barriers. So, an acoustic barrier (sometimes also called a ‘noise barrier’) is designed to

The general term ‘acoustic curtains and blankets’ covers a wide range of designs and materials. They are constructed in different ways and used for lots of different applications. The only thing they have in common is that all acoustic curtains and blankets are used for some form of noise control

Acoustic panels come in a wide variety of types, sizes and materials. They are all essentially used to absorb noise, for example, echoes and reverberation. There are lots of urban myths surrounding acoustic panels. Here we explore and uncover the ten of the most common misunderstandings… Acoustic Myths Myth No.