Mass loaded vinyl carpet underlay install#
You have various options like Sound Isolation Clips, Resilient bars and Genie Clips which can be attached to the new timber frame structure which will allow you to install the acoustic plasterboards away from the frame thus again absorbing the sound waves through the wall and allowing less noise through. Now that the MLV is sealed you need to decide on what decoupling mechanism you are hoping to use. Once the MLV is installed, you will want to seal and tape the overlap as well as the perimeter of the vinyl membrane. It is best to overlap the seams as you cover the entire wall surface of the timber frame with the MLV. The MLV will cover the entire wall much like a soundproof membrane. The MLV can be stapled or nailed directly to the new timber frame using an air staple or nail gun or added between the two layers of acoustic plaster board. The next step will be to add mass to the area by adding our MLV Range the MLV50 & MLV100 High performance Mass Loaded Vinyl sound barrier. You would then add a layer of Rockwool Sound Insulation between your new framework which will act as the first defence against airborne noise by absorbing the sound waves and allowing less noise to pass through. Soundproofing a Wall with an Independent wall system, you would leave an air-gap between the existing wall and the new timber frame structure. If you are able to lose some space within the room, then a Full Independent Wall system would be the best route to take, if not then a stick on M20 wall panel system would be your only option. Soundproofing a Wall is one of the easiest Wall Soundproofing projects out there.
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