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Why Do You Ned Workshop Soundproofing?
- Can you imagine having the freedom to work at any hour on home improvements? Can you imagine not having to worry about the noise you make while working on your projects? That’s exactly what workshop soundproofing can do for you. Think about it. Your garage workshop is supposed to be your private sanctum. Your place to get away from all the demands of day-to-day life and just be alone and at peace with your next project. However, how many times have you gotten the urge to do a little tinkering at 2 a.m., but refrained because you were afraid of waking the neighborhood? How often have you had to stop working right when things are getting good because your spouse or kids start complaining that your power tools are giving them a headache? Once you soundproof your workshop, you can kiss all those problems goodbye. With workshop soundproofing, you can create a personal and private workshop, one without the worry of bothering family members or neighbors. The sounds of hammers, saws, drills…all can be a bother to others. And you’re stuck with the complaints. With workshop soundproofing, you won’t have the complaints. You’ll be free to work as you want in your workshop. Many do-it-yourselfers come to Soundproof Cow looking for a way to add workshop soundproofing to their work area. After they install workshop soundproofing, they realize how much more they enjoy their time crafting because they no longer have to worry about the noise they make. As an added bonus, while your new soundproof garage workshop means friends, family and neighbors don’t have to be irritated by the sounds of you puttering away, you also don’t have to contend with the sounds the outside world makes. Even if your garage is detached from the house, you can probably hear it in there if your spouse is screaming or your kids are flying through the house wreaking havoc. When you’ve completed your Soundproof Cow soundproofing, everyone will know that when you’re in that garage, it’s like you don’t exist as far as they’re concerned — unless they actually come and get you. It’s the relaxation of being able to work in peace that inspired you to create the garage workshop in the first place, right? So why not make sure you can take full advantage of it?
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What Can Workshop Soundproofing Do for You?
- • Reduce noise distractions from others so you’re more productive • Cut down on the number of complaints from your family and neighbors, so you can use your workshop without worrying • Gives you the freedom to use your workshop however and whenever you’d like, without needing to keep the noise levels down
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How Do You Do Workshop Soundproofing?
- What’s that, you say? You don’t know how to soundproof a workshop? With the products available from Soundproof Cow, you don’t need to know the first thing about soundproofing a garage workshop, because we make the entire process incredibly easy for you. Our Quiet Batt™ 30 Soundproofing Installation, Fabric-Wrapped Acoustic Panels, Hanging Baffles and other soundproofing solutions are all products we design to be extremely simple to install. Some you can just stick right in place, others you can firmly attach with the help of insulation supports — which we also provide — and others may require a bit of adhesive, which we can help you with as well. Our products are largely natural and made mostly from recycled cotton so you can easily and safely handle them when installing, even if you don’t have work gloves handy. If you can put up wallpaper or hang a painting, you should have no problem soundproofing a workshop with Soundproof Cow products.
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I just wanted to let you know that in the end, sealing the air spaces on this door worked just fine and took care of the problem.
I really appreciate you taking so much time to share your expertise with me, and in particular recommending I try the simpler solution before investing in more expensive noise barriers. That is a big credit to you and your business.
- Mike