STOP door slams FOREVER! 2 easy & cheap ways!

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  • čas přidán 5. 04. 2024
  • Door slams are annoying to everyone but there is hope! In this video I show you how to prevent door slams by using two types of products that will almost or completely eliminate door slams to not disturb everyone else around. One such product is HushBumps ultra-quiet bumpers for interior doors! All you do is peel and stick making them super easy to install DIY with it's self adhesive glue that stick to side or top door jamb eliminating slamming doors! A second product also works very well! You'll have to watch the full video to find out what that mystery door soundproofing product that is! Plus I'll show you one simple what to keep noise out by improving the soundproof door quality.
    Full Article with detailed advise and links - soundproofguide.com/how-to-pr...
    Links to the soundproofing products I talk about in this video. All links are from Amazon and are affiliate links which helps my content at no extra cost to you. Thank you!
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    5. caulking dispenser 10 oz - amzn.to/3X3tQpp
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Komentáře • 13

  • @soundproofguide
    @soundproofguide  Před měsícem

    Links to ALL products I recommend in the description of this video!

  • @jean-sebastienfrenette5169
    @jean-sebastienfrenette5169 Před měsícem +1

    Something that is missing that I can't find any information on it. How do you put lighting in a soundproof room? I'm doing a living room next to a bedroom, I'm soundproofing both of them. My installation is currently 2x4 full of insulation, all outlet/switch box have putty pad, sonopan, resilient channel and 1 (maybe 2) fire-rated 5/8 gyspum board on all wall and ceiling.
    I had plan to install pot light, but these will create many huge hole in the ceiling from the gypsum to the sonopan themself. And more, since they are installed into a octogonal box, this box need to be fixed to the joist which will remove any benefit of the resilient channel. I know there's some that you can "clip" directly in the drywall, no back box required, but then it means I will have very little space between it and the sonopan for airflow and could put too much heat on the sonopan and start a fire, not a good idea.
    I also though about doing bulkhead but these require to be attached to stud and joist, again making the resilient channel useless...
    So how would I do a basement ceiling in a soundproof room where light need to be installed?

  • @Dhrupad2010
    @Dhrupad2010 Před měsícem

    I FITTED A PLYWOOD WITHOUT GAPS ON WINDOW THICKNESS : 9MM...IS IT ACTUALLY LITTLE BENIFITIAL?

  • @HesderOleh
    @HesderOleh Před měsícem

    Is there a more permanent solution for under the door when you need to have airflow for HVAC return?

    • @soundproofguide
      @soundproofguide  Před měsícem +1

      Not really. One thing you can have is an above door air vent with a “silent box” inside it.

  • @krashanb5767
    @krashanb5767 Před měsícem

    Where to place this weatherstripping? Between side of the door and door frame? Or on the doorstop facing the door?

  • @Masseur-pd3uj
    @Masseur-pd3uj Před měsícem

    I bet that felt good, slamming the door. lol

  • @WW-ob7ek
    @WW-ob7ek Před měsícem +4

    Another strategy is to divorce your over reacting wife. No more slamming of doors

  • @lorrainea.285
    @lorrainea.285 Před 10 dny

    “So the first thing you want to do to make sure that these WORK” NOT WORKS.