Would this work to reduce waste disaposalvibration/noise on the underside of a stainless steel sink?
1936394
possibly though I did not use it for this type of application. I used it for door panel padding under a new vinyl covering.
715635
IMHO...it will stop metal vibration harmonics and dampen road noise a bit. I did the inside of my doors and used 1 coat spayed on thick. Be careful with this stuff it stays tacky for a while and is very messy to clean up.
2272098
I don't know. I will try it tomorrow and let you know. I have a double stainless sink. I don't know why it wouldn't, but I will experiment with it.
1533602
I would not recommend this to reduce of noise...remember you need to keep your PC cool or you risk damage or possibly even fire. If you want to reduce noise look in to PC specific methods like better fans, fan controllers, acoustic foam, silicone fasteners, heat sinks, etc.
504490
Yes, it has a sound suppressing coating on the bottom surfaces, but not on the side surfaces. Still, I would say that the sink is pretty quiet. I used to have a SS sink that didn't have any sound suppressing coating, and it was so loud that I would have to shut the water off in order to maintain a conversation. Maintaining a conversation is not a problem with this sink.
1711355
Could it work? Absolutely. Would it provide any value? That I'm not so sure of.It's main purpose is to minimize vibrations transmitted to the floor. As such, it's primarily used under subwoofers. Maggies don't produce a lot of vibration, so I'm not certain there's a reason to use a GRAMMA. Unless you want it for some other reason, like to raise your speakers a few inches.
44159
Yes! It works great with a garbage disposal, no additional noise. The sink is wonderful and it really is not only a beautiful sink but really functional. I love the size and depth.
2179382
Since I don't have any large appliance with a stainless steel surfaces, I can't answer that question. It didn't work on my stainless steel sink.
1559467
I'm not sure because I don't have a sink to test it. But when I did have a stainless sink, I used SoftScrub and it wasn't bad.
392212
I bought this because I have the matchong stainless sink. Though there are rubber pads on the feet so I guess it could work. I like it a lot. I would check the manufacturer of your sink to see if they would recomend it.
950888
This will help prevent reflection of high frequencies but will not do much for lows or vibrations. The best thing to do would be to put a layer of something heavy like dynamat or a mat with a built in sound deadening layer. And the best place to put that would be the actual inside of the door. In other words, if it is a hollow door, take the thin sheet off of one side so you can see the inner workings of the door, and put them on the inside so that when you put the sheet back on you can't see anything you added. If you really want to use this, you could put it on the outside, facing the source of the noise.
1668873
We purchased our Waste King L-8000 on Amazon. The noise is low....like a humming. Of course, you can tell it is on. I suggest contacting your contractor. It should not be "dramatically loud." If it continues; contact Waste King, they have great service and I believe no cost to you.
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
1085447
With most in-wall units like these, I've found noise is mostly a symptom of poor installation. Failing to fit the unit in exactly right (using all the right foam wedges) will torque the chassis ever so slightly, or otherwise change the tolerances of some of plastic parts so that certain parts will buzz or rattle. A perfectly plumb, level, careful installation should allow your unit to hum along peacefully.
675485
This may not get rid of all the noise but it should help reduce it. I bought some of these to help reduce some rf in some of my ham gear that kept the radio in transmit mode and they did the job to solve my problem. I just snapped them around some of the wires and cables that I suspected was the source of the rf noise.
1453729
Maybe. The flap has at the bottom a metal band held over the plastic by Riviots. The bottom has a small plastic part that must have the magnets in it & it moves. It maybe better to take something like clear gorilla tape to tape it in place. I think that would make it quieter. You also may be able to move the lower part before installing it in the door.
1923337
Yes, I recently installed one in a stainless steel sink and also wrote a review of the product