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Where to Put Acoustic Panels
September 04, 2020
If you’re looking to improve the sound acoustics in your home or business, acoustic panels are an excellent solution. Acoustic panels are typically made of compressed mineral wool or foam wrapped in fabric, and they absorb sound waves to limit reverberation, clarify speech and reduce general noise. They effectively dampen and deaden sound in offices, […]
The Benefits of Using Caulking for Soundproofing
September 06, 2019
Table of Contents: What is Acoustic Caulk Why Get Soundproofing Caulk Acoustic vs Regular Caulk There are many ways to soundproof a room, and the way you choose will be largely dependent upon what kind of room or facility you are trying to soundproof. Soundproof Cow can help you with any type of soundproofing you choose, […]
The Importance of Caulking for Soundproofing Doors
April 19, 2019
When you’re soundproofing a room, you need to consider all of the aspects of a room that can affect sound transmission. If you’ve applied soundproofing insulation to your walls, put down underlayment to your floors and even set up some bass absorbers, and you’re still experiencing sound issues, the problem just might be your doors […]
How to Install Soundproof Insulation
October 19, 2018
Our Quiet Batt® Soundproofing Insulation is the perfect soundproofing barrier to block unwanted sounds in a home, studio, office or many other areas. Whether you use it on an interior or exterior wall, this soundproofing material will prevent sound from transferring while also minimizing thermal energy transmission, making your space feel cooler in the summer and warmer in […]
Custom Artwork Panels: Telling the Stories of Our Nation
December 22, 2016
With our Custom Artwork Fabric Wrapped Panels, we have the opportunity to create beautiful pieces of functional art for our customers here at Soundproof Cow. We recently completed a custom panel project featuring a print of the iconic oil painting by Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze, entitled: “Washington Crossing the Delaware.” This painting immortalized a pivotal moment […]
