Is it sound proofing?
760656
I would not consider this material to be sound proofing in any significant way. It is realatively thin paperboard (like a semi-smooth, rigid, paper mache) and does not have the thickness, nor open pore design, to be sound deadening.
760657
No. It's a pressed pulp fiber material that you paint. It may absorb some sound, but not much at all.
760658
I highly doubt it to be sound proof as it is made of a thick fiber like material. I would liken it to a slightly thicker and tougher egg carton.
760659
We put these on a wall in our sunroom and love them but I don't believe they would be sound proof.
760660
No, it is made of pressed paper. It is very unlikely to be sound proof. However, it is very beautiful once mounted.
760661
NO it it very nice looking...I thought it may be made out of different material. But it is like thick paper or solid cardboard. But again it does look beautiful!
1569842
The product is designed not to make any noise and is Vinyl free. Once applied, you won't even know its there. Hope this helps.
779912
Not that I have found. It's not that bright so have a thin cloth to cover it up and your sound won't be compromised
2275570
This screen is made out of a thick artist canvas. It will provide some limited sound buffering but is not sound proof.
2265315
Yes, but has to be cover by one layer of drywall and than primed and painted. I have excellent effect of soundproof.
1310369
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.
1504577
Yes, a little,it is not as loud and the plastic film that covers the speaker vibrates and makes the speaker sound a little crappy.It is tolerable to me only because it is water proof .
592637
Yes, it'll work very well to dampen the sound, but it won't actually "soundproof" it. You'll need to get that black "soundproofing" stuff to hang between the insulation and drywall.
1335247
My understanding of Noise Reduction is for the MIC. It reduces background noise that the Mic picks up.
1559150
I don't think it helps much to soundproof a room. However, it does help to tame some of the high frequencies so the sound is less bright inside the room.
1418536
Yes it is, however I don't use it as much because it picks up too much of background noise.
1329006
Not particularly. I used it for sanding and the noise needs to be lessened with earplugs.
2199040
Without sound, you may hear a "shell ocean" effect that is clearly audible because the seal is not perfect (at least for me). With sound on at even a moderate level, I'm not able to hear people talking loudly, even if they're nearby. But no, they are not noise cancelling. They isolate somewhat but more like good ear muffs.
946710
No, this is not the best product for sound insulation on a door. There are many online videos that show how to use thick, rigid foam insulation for that. This product is more for dealing with vibration rattles or acting as a seal to keep out dust, etc in harsh environments where a material like neoprene will last longer.
2157541
Yes it was. Also, sound volume is low when in shroud due to it covering the internal speakers.
805241
No, you're going to need mass to do any soundproofing. The foam will only absorb sound inside the room, but there will still be a lot of sound leakage to your neighbors. Hope this helps
805237
It's very good quality soundproofing. As long as it's tightly fastened in place with good adhesive tape. I suggest Ape Tape. It's high quality and made by 3M. Each panel is 1 sq. ft. It comes in a package of 12 covering a total of 12 sq. ft. 20 X 20 is 400 sq. ft. So, you would need 33 and 1/3 packages to cover that much. A rule of acoustics is if 3% of the area is exposed 50% of the noise gets through.