Soundproofing a Room in Four Simple Steps

Soundproofing Tip #1:

Soundproof the door to your private room by adding a door sweep seal to keep sound from passing through the gap between the bottom edge of the door and the floor. A door sweep seal is simply a metal strip equipped with a noise-blocking flap which permits the door to close and open as usual. But it will, for all its simplicity, give your hollow-core door sound-blocking qualities almost as effective as those of a much heavier and more expensive solid soundproof door.

Soundproofing Tip #2:

You don't need to bother either with having acoustic foam blown from your attic into interiors of your home's walls, or with covering those walls with a new layer of cork-backed drywall glued on in order to make them soundproof. Soundproofing the walls of your private room can be as easy as purchasing a roll of attractively colored, adhesive backed soundproof mat, which will attach to your walls like wallpaper with none of the hassle.

If you'd prefer to stay away from adhesives when soundproofing your walls, there are sound-deadening area rugs which will make great wall hanging. If you really want to maximize the soundproofing in your private room, you can borrow a page from Elvis Presley's home dcor manual and blanket your walls with shag carpeting, as Elvis did at Graceland.

Soundproofing Tip #3

Adding carpeting to the floor of your private room will significantly reduce its noise levels, especially if you use heavy carpet padding as an underlayment. You can coordinate your floor carpet with any wall carpeting you do, and if your room is n an upper level having carpeting on the floor will do a remarkable job of deadening any sound which rises from below.

If you are going to re-carpet the room, hold off on carpeting the walls until you can coordinate your choices, and as an extra soundproofing measure, use a deluxe carpet pad on the floor beneath the carpet. Sound waves travel everywhere, including along the floor, and soundproofing it will be a big help in creating the quiet you desire. For more info see Soundproof Wall.

Soundproofing Tip #4

If the room you are Soundproofing has windows, you will have to address them in your soundproofing strategy. Installing soundproof windows will add to the expense of creating your oasis, but if you don't have them then all the steps you have taken to prevent noise from the rest of your house from entering the room will be wasted as outside noise pollution penetrates the windows. So simply install soundproof windows behind the original ones, and enjoy the protection from exterior noise and drafts which you'll get from their exceptionally tight seals!

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