Would this work to put under the feet of my bed frame to stop vibrations I feel from my next door neighbors walking around in their space?
2019357
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.
750455
Thank you for your question! This product is designed to be used in the confinements of your home, and may not be effective for your situation.
550108
I was under the impression that it could do 12-16 db reduction based on reading about it. Those numbers are in perfect testing environments most likely. This product might do more for vibration then sound, probably best used as a floor underpayment. I used mine on a wall. Id say actual db reduction is minimal, 1-6 db.
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
1751019
I'm not sure. I live in a loft style apartment and use it indoors to block the sound from below the staircase.
1562644
If you live on the ground floor, it would probably work for you. If you're on an upper floor, your neighbors below might see some run-off.
2140563
They would probably work pretty well as far as blocking out those noises once you are already asleep or are falling asleep. They are good for muffling those kind of noises well but not so good at deep rumbling noises that kind of shake the walls. I guess that's a good thing though, so you could still hear someone banging on the door if necessary.
1297563
These are made to stop mechanical vibrations such as those from a compressor or generator, so I doubt they would be soft enough to stop the more subtle vibrations you are describing.
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!
1945168
I'm honestly not sure. I would suspect that on the piece that isn't directly hooked up to the unit the vibration would at least be somewhat diminished. You might try attaching it to the leg closest to where the two couch pieces come together. It came with six rubber isolators for the legs of the couch if I recall correctly so that shouldn't be an issue.
1363156
Might work if you had pieces of wood attached to the edge of the bed. Otherwise would probably slide off.
304401
It is quite stiff. I put it under one of my beds. I suppose you could try it.
2124718
For me yes. I live in an apartment building and it helps drown out the sound from the people living above us. I've also found it helps me with anxiety. I put it on and I'm more easily able to do some meditation/mental imagery work that helps me fall asleep.
101104
I would expect a small amount of sound and vibration to lower. Keep in mind these are just made out of painted MDF wood. The spikes on these are made out of plastic and don't have much of a proper spike on them. They spike into carpet well, but I wouldn't worry about damaging hardwood with these. If you really wanted to lower vibration transfer, look into finding a set of stands that allow you to fill the vertical section with sand.
1837332
I don't believe it is thick enough to keep your pounding on the floor from turning into the downstairs neighbors pounding on your door.
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.
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.