Reducing sound transmission through a common wall is one of the most sought after soundproofing efforts. The need for soundproofing has grown over the years, in unison with the ever-expanding field of technology. Before the rise of technology, hotels, apartments, and condos used to deal only with the voices of neighbors or the occasional barking of dogs. Now these same places face blocking out the sounds of a movie playing in the next room on a giant LED TV or music blaring through the walls thanks to loud stereos.

The expansion of high-tech audio products into home theaters, home recording studios, and other home applications has led to the need for better STC soundproofing, soundproofing that has the ability to block the transmission of high-quality sound through improved noise isolation.

To reduce sound transmission between rooms, the STC of the walls of a room must be increased. This can be done using many soundproofing materials, such as Peacemaker Soundproofing, which is a flexible rubber soundproofing that is easily installed on walls, floors, and ceilings. Rubber soundproofing is ideal for apartments, multi-family residences, condominiums, commercial facilities, studios, theaters, and more.

The impact of rubber sound insulation extends beyond the area you are soundproofing. Rubber soundproofing application offers more benefits than just immediate sound reduction relief: it also puts old and recycled tires to good use, keeping them out of already overflowing landfills. By purchasing high performance rubber soundproofing material, you are making a difference not only in your immediate environment but also in the wider one.