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Sound Proof Doors

Lawdie · 2007-01-08 14:49:17

Hi I'm looking for a top quality interior sound proof door (for a study). No joy on google for a supplier, so does anyone know of a good supplier? Any other advice on sound proofing also welcome, (room is brick not partitioning). Thanks Lawdie

08-01-2007 3:49pm

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Lawdie

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Hi

I'm looking for a top quality interior sound proof door (for a study).
No joy on google for a supplier, so does anyone know of a good supplier?
Any other advice on sound proofing also welcome, (room is brick not partitioning).

Thanks Lawdie

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#2 11-01-2007 4:28pm

Lawdie

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Any ideas?

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#3 11-01-2007 4:40pm

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Try this.

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#4 12-01-2007 2:44pm

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Some good info here, nice guys to deal with too.

http://www.soundproofing.org/

Also I saw a homemade one where a guy had attached acoustic ceiling tiles ( easy to cut to fit) to the back of a door. Looks ok if you do it neatly.

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#5 12-01-2007 11:21pm

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Cheers I banged off an email to the UK crowd for prices, might be shade ott but on the right idea. The other link is helpful too, thanks fingallian

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