Would this help to reduce oil canning noise that occur on ductwork in roof of basement as a result of walking on floor above basement?
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maybe some of the noise but not oil canning it self. .if you are asking about reduction in noise it should help!?
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I wouldn't use this for that. It is only a minor sound dampener. It is best for filling between more effective material and is a better vibration dampener than sound shield. I'm confident there are better options for a house.
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Yes, I have it in my basement but there is some pipe vibration noise that comes along with it
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As Mack replied, I'm sure this rubber mat help reduce the thumping noise from the trampoline feet hitting your floor (wood?), but won't totally reduce the noise level. Couldn't be worse, only better.
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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
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If you want to keep them from moving, you can run a bead of spray foam around the baseline I did. I also placed insulation around it to prevent me jostling it out of place. I like to keep the top easily accessible so it can be found later.
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Consider that you are polishing metal so its going to make some noise I can hear mine in the garage from about 30'. My sonic solution cleaner is very quite.
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Hello, You would need to insulate space between floors. That could be a major renovation. Normal insulation(fiberglass) would help a lot, but noise dampening type would be better. Either way it could be a major cost.
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Yes. See Mr. Norman's response which is exactly what I did. I found an immediate change in my, west facing, garage temperature and a reduction in cooling costs (heating also now) It also reduced noise from the street. Good product and good value.
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I dont think so. This is a Good sound deadener but I think tar would work better for a roof leak.
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If your floors are carpeted, that would help. I also think it might depend on your particular apartment building and how much noise you hear from your neighbors. The rebounder isn't especially noisy.
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Yes it will help- it is meant for temp insulation, but it also helps with sound to a lesser degree.
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moisture is not a problem. I am more concerned with spills and such. One story home do not need sound barrier or anything like that.
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The underlayment under the flooring is inadequate for a moisture barrier, this product that I've used is great for added barrier and also help tremendously with noise reduction. Just follow the instructions.
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Not too loud. With cork underlayment flooring I can barely hear it, and I have very good ears. Pump is in the crawl in space.
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No reason not to, although if your floor is thin and uninsulated, you may be able to hear it sometimes when it is quiet. I have one in the crawl space under our modular home, which does not have an insulated floor, and it works fine but I can barely hear it in the early morning hours when I'm laying in bed. As for the effectiveness of this product, my experience is that it hasn't made the mice go away entirely, but has reduced their numbers noticeably.
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None that I know of. It does help me for the diesel engine sound I get at times at night. The squealing noises not so much, some relief if I use it often.
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I live on the Third floor Apt and yes it does reduce some of the noise from my jumping around on it. However, if you have hardwood floors like I do that squeak than position mat on less squeaky section of the floor and you should be okay.