Step 6 – Cover the framework with premium acoustic fabric. Step 5 – Add MMT Acoustix® Sound Insulation Pad in 50mm inside the wooden framework
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Step 4 – Install MMT Acoustix® Boxer Acoustic Foam on ceiling. Step 3 – Install the wooden frame work as per the desired design. It has a shelf life of more than 25 years. This is the best replacement of rockwool/glasswool which is carcinogenic ( cancer causing ) Note – SoundBlanket is fire retardant, moisture safe and anti termite. Nails are not required while installing on the floors. Soundblanket can be easily installed on walls using MMT Acoustix spray adhesive or liquid SR Adhesive and further putting nails for final grip. Step 2 – Add mass to the walls for noise isolation using SoundBlanket mass loaded vinyl in 5mm thickness on walls & 3mm thickness on ceiling and floor. Total Room Area = Area of wall + ceiling + floor Step 1 – Measure you wall area by using this simple formula Steps for soundproofing + Acoustic treatment of a home theater with MMT Acoustix acoustic products.Here is a step by step guide for soundproofing and acoustic treatment of a home theatre Sound Diffusers – Shaped surface to disperse sound in different direction. Sound Absorbers – Open cell high density acoustic foam for sound absorption with NRC 0.90 High density mass – high density closed cell soundproofing membrane that blocks sound with STC 36 To control high frequency sound waves we need to use a combination of absorbers and diffusers. To control low frequency sounds we need to add high density mass on the surface ( walls, floor, ceiling ) like SoundBlanket mass loaded vinyl or thicken you walls by brick or gypsum.
If you play high volume of music in a car and stand outside with all windows closed, you might not hear the lyrics properly but the bass vibrations will be there. In a home theatre sound levels are ranging between 70db - 95dB, with a combination of low frequency sounds( Bass ) and high frequency sounds. Controlling low frequency is the most important part of soundproofing a home theatre. It passes through your thick walls, ceiling, floors, doors and windows.
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