Our comparison tool is designed to help you compare different soundproofing solutions based on your room, noise issue, budget and installation requirements.

It gives you a clearer way to review the options available before choosing the system that best suits your project.

The right solution depends on where the noise is coming from and what type of noise you are trying to reduce.

For example, airborne noise such as voices, TV and music is treated differently to impact noise such as footsteps, movement and vibration.

If you are unsure, we recommend contacting our team before ordering so we can help point you towards the most suitable option.

Wall soundproofing is usually used to reduce noise passing through party walls, internal walls or adjoining rooms.

Floor soundproofing is commonly used to reduce noise travelling between levels, especially impact noise from footsteps or movement above.

Ceiling soundproofing is often used when noise is coming from the room above and access to the floor above is not possible.

Not always. The cheapest option may be suitable for light noise issues, but it may not deliver the level of performance needed for more serious sound transfer.

When comparing solutions, it is important to consider the type of noise, the expected improvement, the available space and the installation method.

A slightly higher specification system can often provide better long-term results if the noise problem is more severe.

Many of our systems are suitable for competent DIY installation, especially simpler wall and floor solutions.

However, performance depends heavily on correct fitting, sealing, fixing and avoiding gaps or weak points.

If you are not confident installing the system yourself, we recommend speaking to our team.

If you are unsure, contact us before placing your order.

Tell us what type of noise you are dealing with, where it is coming from, the size of the area and whether you are installing the system yourself.

Our team can then help you compare the options and choose a solution that is better matched to your project.