tophatne1
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Interior Wall insulation - sound reduction question
I'm looking to insulated existing interior walls to try and dampen the sound between rooms. I live in a modular built home with hollow walls. Sound just goes right through like the walls aren't even there.
I'm thinking about using blown-in cellulose insulation. Basically just cutting a hole at the top of the wall between the studs and blow it right in there with one of those industrial blowers.
Anyone ever do this before? If so did it make a sizable difference?
I'd also welcome any tips or suggestions.
Thanks!
I'm looking to insulated existing interior walls to try and dampen the sound between rooms. I live in a modular built home with hollow walls. Sound just goes right through like the walls aren't even there.
I'm thinking about using blown-in cellulose insulation. Basically just cutting a hole at the top of the wall between the studs and blow it right in there with one of those industrial blowers.
Anyone ever do this before? If so did it make a sizable difference?
I'd also welcome any tips or suggestions.
Thanks!
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