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Mineral wool blocks airborne noise only. For impact/structure-borne noise, need decoupling.
Standard hollow-core doors transmit sound. Solid-core or acoustic-rated needed.
Old windows leak sound. New double-glazed with acoustic spec or secondary glazing.
Acoustic underlay under flooring above can help. Ceiling treatment from below also.
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Quiet bedrooms improve sleep quality. Sound-proofing addresses external noise (traffic, neighbours) and internal noise (children, plumbing). Expect to pay £500–£8,500 for UK bedroom acoustic treatment depending on scope.
Diagnosis identifies noise sources and paths. Solutions: acoustic insulation in stud walls and ceilings (Rockwool, mineral wool 100mm+), acoustic plasterboard (mass-loaded vinyl, Soundbloc), resilient bars separating new plasterboard from existing studs, acoustic doors (heavier slabs with seal kits), secondary glazing on windows, double-glazed acoustic windows.
| Item | Low (£) | High (£) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acoustic insulation existing stud wall | 40 | 120 | Per m² |
| New plasterboard layer (mass) | 30 | 80 | Per m², over existing |
| Resilient bar + acoustic plasterboard | 60 | 180 | Per m², premium spec |
| Acoustic door upgrade (fitted) | 500 | 1,500 | Per door, with seals |
| Secondary glazing | 300 | 1,200 | Per window |
| Acoustic double-glazed window | 500 | 2,500 | Per window replacement |
| Full single-room acoustic treatment | 1,500 | 8,500 | Walls, ceiling, window, door |
Acoustic treatment of single wall: 2–4 days. Full room: 1–2 weeks.
Some elements DIY-able (insulation, secondary glazing). Specialist acoustic contractor better for whole-room or premium results.
Acoustic specialist (Soundsorba, Trade Soundproofing UK) or general builder with acoustic experience. Independent acoustic survey for chronic problems (£200–£500).
Building Regs Part E (acoustic) for flats and party walls. No specific regs for single-dwelling internal sound-proofing.
Standard bedroom: 35–40 dB ambient. Quality acoustic treatment: 25–30 dB. World Health Organization recommends below 30 dB for healthy sleep.
Decoupled wall (resilient bars + extra plasterboard mass + insulation) gives 15+ dB improvement. Single-element upgrades give 5–10 dB.
Secondary glazing: cheaper, better for solid-wall heritage homes. New acoustic double-glazing: cleaner look, similar acoustic performance.
Carpet with quality acoustic underlay (Tredaire, Cosi) absorbs impact noise. LVT with acoustic underlay also effective. Avoid hard floor without underlay above bedrooms.
Heavy curtains absorb some airborne noise. Acoustic-spec windows or secondary glazing far more effective.
Sealed rooms need positive ventilation (extractor, MVHR). Acoustic treatment can't compromise ventilation requirements.
This guide was written with AI assistance and is intended for general information only. Prices are estimates based on UK averages and may vary by region. Always get at least three quotes and consult a qualified professional before starting any work.
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