How to soundproof a wall from noisy neighbours | Single fixing v/s dual fixing sound isolation clips

[@AnthonyB2351]

How effective are these systems in reducing impact noise, coming from side units with hard floors and no carpets? Think of small children dancing in clogs. That's the main problem a friend of mine has and one I will have when I move.

[@iKousticSoundproofing]

Impact noise is harder to deal with but we've had plenty of customers reduce this issue to a tolerable/unnoticeable level. If you're actively looking to take on a project feel free to call us, our technical team can talk you through your options and expected results.

[@AnthonyB2351]

@@iKousticSoundproofing Thanks. I'll give them a call.

[@lupoal4113]

you should open a dealer/installer in Italy (Milan)... good potential market full of unserious players, so good potential turnover

[@anahodil]

Imagine if you wanted to mount anything like a shelf to the wall. I think this would make that impossible

[@anthonykent00]

Yes. You don't poke holes in a noise dampening wall. You buy a free standing bookshelf, etc.

[@yeost187]

Uhhhh, Why not just attach it on the outside walls of your home, or building, instead?!? That way you can retain the indoor square footage? Just a thought.

[@Ayesuh]

The outside has an air gap, so it wouldnt do anything on the outside.... the air gap is for rain to run down behind the siding instead of getting trapped there and rotting out the wall... Long story short, just get better insulation

[@nntflow7058]

You need to soundproof your bedroom walls too.

[@bubblingkoog]

Uhhh ever heard of mid terrace??