I plan on using this to cover insulation for sound absorptive panels. I need to buy a fabric that will contain the fibers. Will this work?
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Hi there, this is quilting fabric. It might be better to find some high thread count sheets. That would keep the fibers in... Not sure this would. Hope this helps.
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I use it for the same thing and it does not make noise. Another option is heavy duty outdoor waterproof outdoor fabrics, like the nylons for outdoor cushions and such, but that will swish if two nylon layers rub together, but for panty liners they shouldn't. Anyway, no it doesn't make noise.
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No, you're going to need mass to do any soundproofing. The foam will only absorb sound inside the room, but there will still be a lot of sound leakage to your neighbors. Hope this helps
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I use the fabric for the interior of presentation cases and is very nice for this but I don't think it would be good for curtains.
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Hello. As a purchaser of this product, I have been asked to answer your question. This stuff is super tough. However, it has limited spring in the material. It would definitely serve as a sound barrier. I hope this helps. Good luck.
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That is what I am using it for now. It is a lightweight fabric that would work for both a liner or a shower curtain. Wynndi
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With this underlay it should be very quiet compared to just using felt paper. It will greatly minimize sound transmission .
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No, I would no use this material for this application. It's too soft and would disintegrate rapidly.. A rubber material would be better this is like a foam material used TI seal air drafts or cushioning. Hope this helps...
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I used this for packing items when I moved. I do know that it would be good for insulation of your home if attached over your windows. Do not know about soundproofing or other outdoor noise. I imagine it would help keep some noise out.GOOD LUCK.
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It does work fairly well for that purpose. It's not sound deadening material per se, but it will work in a pinch. Installed this to be removed at a later date with Velcro Tape, 2 inch by 10 ft, and the sound foam is surprisingly resilient. Put two strips top and bottom along the full length of the back and did the same for the plywood I backed it to. One month later when I removed them I didn't lose a single foam block. Just be careful removing them and maintain tension on the Velcro itself, not the foam. Hope that helps!
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Yes, the panel thickness of the insulation is or about 2 or so... it is a sufficient amount. The one concern... purchase some additional duck tape (white color). Duck tape has a better adhesive and is suggested over the tape in the kit.
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I've done no scientific testing but from many nights of use as a ground cloth I would say no. My short air mat plus a piece of 1/8" thick closed cell foam under my legs is what I depend on for insulation.
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Yes that should work fine, you might want to purchase the moisture absorbing blocks. I've heard pearls don't do good. Put your not putting them in there anyway.
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No. It's a pressed pulp fiber material that you paint. It may absorb some sound, but not much at all.
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We have lots available, more is coming in to Amazon shortly. You can order them on the site, but fulfilled by our company, Reusable Future if you need higher quantities than they have in their warehouses. It sounds like your needs would work well with this fabric.
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It should work okay as long as the draping is not too heavy. I use fabric I bought from a fabric store. I used all but one of the extension bars.
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It might help but I wouldn't buy this. All it is, is funny cut foam rubber. Go to your fabric store and buy some 2 inch thick foam rubber.