Would this help dampen sounds on an AC closet door?
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I would think so. Anytime you put any insulation between the AC closet and other rooms, it's got to help. Larry
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I would think so. Anytime you put any insulation between the AC closet and other rooms, it's got to help.Larry
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Probably. Its just essentially thick rubber that you can easily shape and stick on. I would imagine that the gaps around the door would probably let most of the noise out so you'd have to figure out a solution to that. Assume you're going to apply the stuff to the inside of the door. Should help some.
362441
Depends on the depth of the door jam & type of closet door... But for a couple $ I'd just say try it. 2 come to a pack.
343446
Really the only way it would help in another room would be for it to be in that room. I'm sure it will help some but you would be tring to damper sound that is already bleeding into your space. It works best by receiving soun waves and stopping them. A cheaper method would be to hang stryofoam panels on your wall. you can get them at Lowe's.
954705
I think that might work. It would stop the sound once closed. A motion detector might also work. This brand works great.
1483901
It would probably knock the sound down enough, but I'd also ask the house management to do something to slow the door down as it closes to make it less noticeable.
657145
Basically I bought this panel for an unused door between my living area and my tenant's bedroom. It workers great on blocking the noise and I use many screws to close the gap between the panel and the wall. I never open the door again since I put the panel on. So I guess if you want to get the best result on blocking the noise better to screw the edge on the wall, because any gap would cause the noise come in. But if you need to open the window or door to get air and light I think this panel will be kind of heavy to move around like those curtains.
1559150
I don't think it helps much to soundproof a room. However, it does help to tame some of the high frequencies so the sound is less bright inside the room.
456336
Yes! I put it up to hold my A/C in, and was surprised to find it also blocks a lot of sound! I love it!
879202
I believe it would. I use it to block noise from outside, and the sound of television or music downstairs. It works great for me. You can adjust the sound to be either a higher or deeper sound so I would think it would work to block out a low deep noise. I love it and bring it everywhere I go!
794643
I have never used the product in an effort to make speakers sound better, I am guessing mats would have a greater effect. This stuff did help quiet the noise in the doors on a '51 street rod I own, I put some insulation in the doors as well and using the two together helped a lot!
1495814
This could create quite a lot of vibration within and throughout the cabinet. In my experience users have integrated fabric or other acoustically transparent material into the cabinet door
191391
Louder than mesh kits are, definitely. However, if I shut the door to the room I keep them in, it's not that noticeable in the rooms next to it. I live in an apartment with fairly thin walls and haven't had any complaints.
1383676
Yes, I believe this Marpac would help. It may not completely eliminate noisy neighbor sounds, but when placed properly within the room it will definitely help.
1522692
I bought this to silence my wifes CPAP machine. I lined a box and covered the machine with it. It really didn't dampen the sound as much as I had hoped.
1425533
It isn't the quietest device but I'd think you'd be fine if the door was closed. You could consider a low playing radio in the background to mask it more.
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They may help a bit with vibration (but just a bit) but are not likely to help with the noise. Good luck
200882
It helps, not total blockage, I have it coming from my utility room to the kitchen it softens the noise. better than nothing. I wish it were made better