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- How thick should Rockwool for soundproofing?
- Can I use rockwool for soundproofing?
- What is the densest Rockwool?
- What is the best thickness for soundproofing?
How thick should Rockwool for soundproofing?
The thicker the panel, the better the acoustic performance at the lower frequency levels. If your application has deeper, bass style noise, you'd better be using a 4-inch thick Rockboard.
Can I use rockwool for soundproofing?
We suggest acoustic insulation such as ROCKWOOL SAFE'n'SOUND®. Stone wool insulation solutions from ROCKWOOL will help you soundproof and insulate your space with the proven durability to last for the long term without seeing a decrease in performance.
What is the densest Rockwool?
Rockwool PROROX SL930 Acoustic Mineral Wool (RW3) (60kg per m3) is high-density acoustic mineral wool that is used to treat the 'open spaces', or cavities, between flooring joists, stud-frame walls and ceilings.
What is the best thickness for soundproofing?
So, here's how thick walls should be to be soundproof: A standard stud wall built properly, and consisting of 2 sheets of drywall with an air cavity 5 to 6 inches thick, is good enough to make the wall soundproof. A concrete wall would have to be around a foot thick to be completely soundproof.
