my neighbors below are complaining about noise when my daughter jumps on her trampoline. Will this mat reduce the noise effectively?
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As Mack replied, I'm sure this rubber mat help reduce the thumping noise from the trampoline feet hitting your floor (wood?), but won't totally reduce the noise level. Couldn't be worse, only better.
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Unfortunately no. As my son started moving around I became concerned about him bumping his head even though he was on this playmat. There is cushion and it is soft, but not thick. I think it's better for soft surface like plush carpets or outside on the grass.
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No, it just makes white noise or various soothing sounds. That would help you ignore the noise from your neighbors!
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Well, that's a little hard for me to answer. Our treadmill is already on a carpeted floor. I didn't seem to notice much difference in sound after. Ik got the mat to protect the carpet.
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I don't know how much decibels this will reduce. it is very effective against noise but think twice before you purchase it. it is expensive and very heavy. hard to install and it will be hard to put a drywall on it because of all the wrinkles.
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No. A sound barrier, like mass loaded vinyl, would help some but you would still have vibrations.
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Though it could be because of how we assembled it (possible loose bolts on the neck), mine is a bit loud. Loud squeaking with each step. I don't think it's heard by my neighbors, but my apartments are pretty good on sound blocking (though if they do hear something, it's probably the TV, as I turn that up a little louder to hear it over the elliptical).
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maybe some of the noise but not oil canning it self. .if you are asking about reduction in noise it should help!?
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To be honest its a little on the noisier side. If u put it in an enclosed space or box it does eliminate some of the noise.
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A pad would be recommended. Simply because it will protect the floor as well dampen the noise. It is a very quiet machine but the extra padding will be helpful.
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I wouldn't think so because it doesn't come off the ground when they jump so there shouldn't be any noise. But I don't live in an apartment so I can't say for sure.
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If your floors are carpeted, that would help. I also think it might depend on your particular apartment building and how much noise you hear from your neighbors. The rebounder isn't especially noisy.
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It helps, not total blockage, I have it coming from my utility room to the kitchen it softens the noise. better than nothing. I wish it were made better
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I don't think it will do much, if you have normal neighbors and just want to quiet down a tv on the other side it might help muffle slightly. Think if it as ceral cardboard box material, maybe a little thicker but not as thick as cardboard. if you glued it to the wall its gonna do something but not a way whole lot. for the noise or for insulation. and the stuff is way to expensive. Personaly I'd go with something else Heck even cardboard egg crates and roll or blown in insulation might be better for neighbors noise... hope this helps.
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it's not noisy. the trampoline is tight. it never hits the floor. our great grandson loves to jump on it. he was two and a half when he got it.
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absolutely not. i have it on the mattress came with the bed (foam mattress with memory foam layer on top) and thereis no noise at all. i dont know how it will react on the mattress with partly or fully fabric covered matt.
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I used this treadmill on a carpet with a treadmill map beneath it. The noise I mentioned in my review was quite loud in the house if I did not shut the door. Once I shut the door, the noise was not that bad. I am not sure if the downstairs will hear the vibration if the floor is wooden floor.