Quiet Rock

housedocs

Has anyone here ever used the Quiet Rock for sound-proofing purposes?

TIM POPE

Hello

JustRightCo

I did once..for a bedroom, the other side was a thearter room. I pretty sure it
worked because I didnt get any phone calls

Mark Sanborn

I recently used Quiet Rock for a customer in a home theater room and i was shocked. It was flawless but not cheap. The customer had no issue paying for it and we installed it same as regular drywall. The website i bought it from was

www .quietrockonline .com
I was very satisfied with the product.

James Boyd

At $125 a 4x8 sheet, there are a lot better choices. And what about the waste factor?? Holy smokes!

onhitch

what about windows? has any one using quiet rock had windows in the room aswell. is there a product out there for noise transference through windows?

Double-A

No one can hear the laughing from the bedroom over the TV and when they can, the kids just get grossed out and go outside and play. So, what's to complain about?

I mean, would you tell your dad that he shouldn't yell, "Drive me like I'm stolen, Momma!, Drive me like I'm stolen!"

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AtlanticWBConst

I would advise the customer to buy foam earplugs....

... they are ALOT cheaper than Installing Quiet Rock.

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Brushslingers

At 125.00 a 4x8, i'd rather use MDF and build a floating wall... but thats not rocking.

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James Boyd

The quiet rock folks have the right idea, but for too much $$. Way too much, really. Better to use standard double drywall and glue together with Quiet Glue or Green Glue.

There's some debate right now as to which is better. Green Glue has a lot more data, while Quiet Rock boasts. But I haven't seen anything definitive.

James