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Jun25

Best Ways To Reduce Noise

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Our team at Conservatory Outlet have created a list of five helpful pointers to help block out sound from those noisy neighbours. Here are the results:

1/ Desperate Attempts

You can bang on the wall receptively, kick, scream and go slightly mental at the lack of sleep driving you to desperation. Another option is trying the ever-so-subtle “my music goes louder than yours technique” – however, this rarely works.

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2/ Ear Plugs

Ear Plugs can help sometimes, but they don’t work for everyone due to slightly different ear shapes. It’s also a bother to wear ear plugs every day and night. We also believe that constant disabling of your hearing will give you x ray vision due to heightening your other senses. Whilst this may seem interesting, believe me, it’s not as interesting as it seems.

3/ The Schoolboy Technique

Reporting the neighbours to Noise Control Units. However the code only refers to commercial noise such as music blaring from a bar down the block, not the bass vibrating from the stereo next door.
Noise problems between neighbours normally need to be handled tenant to tenant or landlord to tenant though!

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4/ Sound Absorbing Wall

Building a sound absorbing wall will most definitely reduce the tremors felt during your quiet time. Do you have the money, or the desire to build a second wall though? If you do then this may be one of the most effective method.
Make sure not to drill in to the wall either as this will pretty much negate your attempts at blocking the noise and leave you with a not so pretty slab (plus a hole) in your home.

5/ Double Glazed Windows

That’s right! Making sure that your windows are new and in good shape, they will help to severely cut down the noise entering your house – that is unless you have a hole in the wall. If that’s the case, a plasterer is probably a better solution. Still, through complex mathmatics you can actually work out approximately how much noise you will block out – usually it’s at least a 50% reduction of that pestering sound.

So add all those together and you are good to go! 5 top tips at beating the neighbours and having a good nights rest!

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