QuiteRock Soundproofing Wallboard Really Works!
For many years I have been building Home Music Studios and Home
Theaters with the real challenge of how to keep the sound in the
room and quite outside the room.
We have used many types of “Soundproofing Insulations” with moderate
results. There are very expensive sound absorbing panels on the market
and these also work as well for a better price.
Finally there is a new product that can be used just like drywall
and installed either over the stud walls or over the drywall and it
really does work.
Enter QuietRock!
“Award winning QuietRock products revolutionized the building of
high STC walls when introduced in 2003. Today, with 25 million square
feet installed, the latest generation of QuietRock products continue to
exceed builders expectations in ease of use (including our simple
score, snap and hang products) and proven lab and field results in over
25,000 projects.”
“QuietRock replaces older techniques such as resilient channels,
clips, sound board and mass loaded vinyl and offer lower cost solutions
than other methods for equivalent STC ratings. From 1/2” residential to
1-3/8” THX professional products, QuietRock hangs and finishes just
like standard drywall.”
Want proof? Hear it for yourself! Listen to both of the mp3 file
links below and make sure you keep the volume at the same setting.
Click on the link below and listen to the rock music through a
standard interior wall with drywall only. When finished listening, be
sure to click the back arrow to get back to this page.
standard-interior-wall-without-quiterock.mp3
Now click on the link below to hear the difference with QuiteRock
installed over the studs in place of drywall. When finished listening,
be sure to click the back arrow to get back to this page.
quiterock-on-both-sides-of-wall.mp3
To find out more about this fantastic building product and find out where you can buy it go to:
www.quietsolution.com/html/quietrock.html
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