Soundproofing reduces sound transmission from one space to another, either through the air or via vibrations (airborne and structure-borne noise). It relies on the use of certified materials and is essential for creating spaces with Soundproofing and Acoustic Comfort in homes and professional environments.

The main soundproofing materials include Soundproofing Membranes, Soundproofing Panels, Floor Soundproofing Membranes, Anti-Vibration Mounts, Soundproof Doors, and more. Each category of materials is selected based on the needs of the space, its use, and the type of noise.

Anti-Vibration Protection prevents the transmission of vibrations caused by machinery or human activity. It is essential for avoiding structural damage and protecting health from vibrations and noise.

They are thin, flexible materials with high mass that absorb sound waves and vibrations. They are used for Wall Soundproofing, Floor Soundproofing, and Ceiling Soundproofing, functioning effectively even in small spaces by significantly reducing both airborne and structure-borne noise. They are manufactured either as standalone materials or as part of pre-fabricated soundproofing panel systems (sandwich type).

Sound Absorption reduces reverberation within a space by absorbing sound waves. In contrast, Soundproofing prevents sound from being transmitted from one space to another. Often, both techniques are used in combination for maximum effectiveness.

Yes, constructing Soundproof Ceilings with Soundproofing Membranes or specialized Soundproof Panels suspended using Anti-Vibration Mounts can effectively reduce noise from neighboring floors. This solution minimizes both vibrations and the transmission of sound through the structure itself.

Noise from pipes can be effectively reduced by using Anti-Vibration Mounts and Anti-Vibration Lateral Supports to prevent the transmission of vibrations to the building's structural elements. Additionally, the use of specialized Soundproofing Membranes, industrially manufactured to match the specific pipe diameter, is essential for soundproofing while minimizing material waste.

Yes, by placing Anti-Vibration Materials or Soundproofing Membranes under the floor. These solutions reduce noise from footsteps and vibrations, making them ideal for apartment buildings or workplaces. At Stop Sound, you will find a variety of applications and systems that can meet every need.

The cost depends on the size of the space, the materials to be used, and the level of soundproofing we aim to achieve. Consult the experts at Stop Sound and get personalized solutions tailored to your needs.

Wall Soundproofing aims to limit noise between rooms, while Floor Soundproofing reduces vibrations and noise from footsteps. In most cases, a combination of both is required for a comprehensive solution and optimal results.

Yes, materials such as Soundproofing Membranes made from recycled natural rubber and Sound-Absorbing Panels made from polyester fibers provide eco-friendly solutions, replacing conventional materials like standard rock wool. They are ideal for those who desire environmental sustainability alongside effective soundproofing.

Floor soundproofing is achieved by placing specialized materials, such as anti-vibration underlays during the construction phase or soundproofing membranes under the final flooring (e.g., tiles or wood). These materials absorb vibrations and reduce noise from footsteps and furniture movement.

These are specialized panels that reduce reverberation in a space by absorbing sound waves. They are often used in recording studios, meeting rooms, offices, cinemas, theaters, open space areas, as well as in residential spaces. The construction material can vary from foam, PET, wood, fabric, etc., depending on the architectural and aesthetic requirements.

Yes, as it is one of the most demanding soundproofing tasks in terms of study, design, and execution, professional support is essential to ensure the desired result.

Yes, you can install soundproofing membranes on floors and ceilings or use heavy curtains and thick carpets. However, for more complex needs, such as addressing structural noise or vibrations, professional technical support is required.

It is important to collaborate with specialized professionals to identify the source of the noise, from which the soundproofing solution will be derived. Proper and skilled installation of materials by specialized teams, under the guidance of Acoustic Engineering Consultants, is the key to ensuring the result and compliance with the soundproofing project specifications.