Soundproofing an office ceiling

Sound between offices, exam rooms, spaces in shopping malls are areas of big noise complaints. usually the issue starts with drop ceilings created at these places.
In this video Trademark Soundproffing will show you how to soundproof drop ceiling tiles, Air conditioning ducts and light fixtures.
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[@MrJoshua182]

Do you have any DB sounds measurements for a before & after demonstration ?

[@Tmsoundproofing]

There was no DB sound testing done as this was an existing in use office space and the client was actually able to test it with their own ears and comfort level. They were very pleased and proceeded to work on the other offices as well (They also needed some seals on the door).

[@lilturk726]

Do the ceiling tile barriers help with impact noise, or just airborn noise?

[@Tmsoundproofing]

It will help dramatically for airborne noise and only modestly for footfall noise. Footfall noise which is actually vibrating the structure is very difficult to control if not treated at the source, the floor, itself.

[@JimBob_Joe77]

40 dollars for a 2 x 2 piece? I should probably just start stuffing dollar bills up above my ceiling tile...

[@Tmsoundproofing]

Let us know if the dollar bills do a good job at soundproofing :)

[@JimBob_Joe77]

@@Tmsoundproofing Im sure it will be cheaper... ;)

[@frayjakron2207]

Although Matt's response is obviously sarcastic, your reply is arrogantly "snarky" and lacks professionalism. It does not facilitate others, who may be looking for a solution and wonder about the cost as well. Indeed, it may even be harmful to the trustworthiness of your brand. Food for thought, @@Tmsoundproofing

[@Tmsoundproofing]

@@frayjakron2207 Interesting point. We thought that a little human and humorous touch helps offset some of the daily stress. We're glad that Matt took it that way as well. Thanks Matt!

[@vannk73]

Actually it seems fairly reasonable for an after-market solution to sound-proofing. In this scenario, your building is already constructed and sound deadening wasn't high on the list of priorities for the original contractor. Yup, it's going to cost you.

[@xxmyspac]

WRES IS THE WEB LINK TO OREDER??