Can it be used for stair noise
937492
This is a GREAT little 18-gauge nailer. I'm a professional finish carpenter. And after my favorite Dewalt 18-gauge cracked its seals, I replaced it with this one, and love it. I love it MORE than I loved the Dewalt. HOWEVER, this is not going to work great for fixing stair noise. For that, you'll want to use some 3-4" wood grabber screws. You'll have to be sure they go through the stair tread, and into one of the stringers.The WEN 18-gauge is more for nailing trim, such as base boards, door casings, etc...
937493
I would use a wood screw for stair noise; the reason is a nail can loosen easier than a screw. counter sink the screw into the wood stair so it won't catch on foot wear.
937494
Yes , I would put some wood glue in between the wood where the noise is and then shoot 2 inch nails in it , that will stop all noise after glue dries
262424
If you live on the first floor of the apt, then I would say yes. If people live under you, there may be a problem since, the shaker might create noise for your neighbors. I love mine. It is great.
1617505
We own a condo that is one the 13th floor and often the hallway has a whistle sound from the wind, especially in the winter months. This completely blocks that sound. It's a quite bldg anyway but we are not far from the elevator. Before I could hear the elevator at times but not now. Highly recommend this nifty device.
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.
1064386
I think so,but make sure to have a rubber mat under it,even if you have carpeting.It makes a whirring noise,but it isn't that loud in my opinion.Unfortunately,if you have sensitive neighbors almost any equipment might set them off,but this is pretty quiet compatered to a treadmill or elliptical
2008909
Sorry, but I don't really know. I plan to try mine for outdoor noises this summer in various locations. It probably will pick up not too distant noises. The times I have used it. It has been inside.
1499721
For safety reasons, I would say no. I don't think friction fit is advised for stair use either.
954705
I think that might work. It would stop the sound once closed. A motion detector might also work. This brand works great.
922512
I have mine on a hardwood floor for my Stairmaster. It's quite thick. I wouldn't recommend using it to protect hardwood floors in a damp location like a kitchen, as water would somehow get between pieces of the material and the rubber would trap water.
912998
I've never used it to down stairs but I would imagine if would work just as well as going upstairs.
23032
I used this treadmill on a carpet with a treadmill map beneath it. The noise I mentioned in my review was quite loud in the house if I did not shut the door. Once I shut the door, the noise was not that bad. I am not sure if the downstairs will hear the vibration if the floor is wooden floor.
1359348
It is quite loud so I think it would fit the purpose you're thinking of using it for.
2044990
Mine's on carpet on a basement floor. If you are upstairs from others, whether they will hear you probably has more to do with floor/construction. There are heavy duty no skid rubber feet on all legs that I imagine will absorb most sound and should keep it from moving. If it's a floor that slips (hardwood/tile), I would think a small carpet under it would work as long as the carpet was also rubber backed. BTW, I still use this rebounder four - five days a week and am loving its sturdiness. It still appears brand new. (I mostly use it barefoot, but wear athletic shoes sometimes.)
1839777
yes if you have waterproof floors around otherwise the overspray would make a big mess. In general it would probably be too much volume to control in most situations.
668522
It works great for sound deadening. I used it to make a sound baffle for a 6" exhaust fan for a growroom. It was really loud before, after the baffle was installed it was so quite you can't even hear it. As long as there are no overheating issue and ventilation it should work good.
1097611
I would surely think so. It can be used in so many applications around your home or garage. I use it on my exercise machine which loves to squeak loudly every few weeks. It keeps it quiet for a long stretch of time. I love the stuff.
683454
It will help with sound dampening the bass, ours is on laminate and I wish it was on carpet