Soundproof Window Panel
Soundproof Window Panel
Soundproof your window with a sound control window panel. Sound coming in through your windows keeping you up at night? Are you looking to protect your privacy and keep sound from going out through your windows? This custom manufactured window sound barrier is the answer. The window soundproof panel is directly applied to the window frame to greatly enhance sound control of window.
Please select the color, width and height required. This will determine your final price. See video tab to the right for detailed how to order instructions. Note that you will need at least 2" on all sides to accommodate the velcro. Be sure to include that measurement in the final size you choose from the drop down menu.
For additional custom dimensions not available above, please contact us at 845-388-1200.
This product qualifies for FREE SHIPPING, see shipping and returns tab to the right.
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(Please note the below specs do not apply to the clear vinyl panel which would have the same rating as the 1 pound MLV)
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The Barrier Septum Composite (BSC) is a non-reinforced loaded vinyl noise barrier, sandwiched between two layers of fiberglass. Ideally suited as an acoustical liner, the inner layer of the quilted fiberglass decouples the barrier from the surface to improve its noise blocking ability while the outer layer adds sound absorption to the treated environment. Exterior material is a standard industrial vinyl facing, available in gray, tan, white or black.
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See video tab to the right for our in house product installation and testing.
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Installing and testing our Soundproof Window Panel.
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Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Nick, We would recommend a Window Panel 78" x 54". If you would like a price for that please email our sales dept. sales@tmsoundproofing.com
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Yes. That can be requested in the customer notes box when checking out or by giving us a call. Thanks.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Jeff, Add a few inches to the length to allow you to go over the ledge and attach it below the ledge.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Diane. Yes it is as easy as it looks, however it is heavy at 1.2 pounds per sf, so it will depend on the size you are ordering. Please send an email to sales@tmsoundproofing.com with your address and order details and we will try to help you. Thank You
Trademark Soundproofing Reply:
Hi Lisa, Our window curtain is made from the highest quality commercial grade material and works great we have sold it as window and door blocking and have many repeat customers. Every order is custom cut to size therefore they are not returnable. We cannot comment on the other curtain you mention, you can read their customer reviews online here.
Keep in mind that the window is a weak link in sound control, however you can have noise coming through your walls and ceiling too.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Mike around 27.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Lorraine, yes it should help cut down a lot on that type of sound coming through your window.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Vern, Effective equally going both ways. Thank you.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply:
Hi Robert. We are getting around 15db which is over 50% provided that the sound is coming through your windows and not through walls/floors/ceilings. You can see our videos here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzNzXA8aPLA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaGXpF07poE&feature=youtu.be
Trademark Soundproofing Reply:
Hi Judith, It would definitely cut the sound down tremendously. It is hard to give an exact prediction as the sound can still carry through walls etc. You can see this video on a real life sound test https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaGXpF07poE
Trademark Soundproofing Reply:
Hi Youngmin, The correct way would be using sound damping as you noted. Being that is not possible you can use a panel however keep in mind that some of the sound could be coming through your ceiling as well. If you go with a panel also look at our soundproof curtains which are the same material s the window panels in larger sizes.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply:
Hi Debra, You can see that on our window panel video at the 1:20 mark here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzNzXA8aPLA and another video here with it on the window and actual noise blocking here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaGXpF07poE
Thank you,
Trademark Soundproofing Reply:
Hi Zhaoxu, Please see our shipping page for details on international shipping. http://www.tmsoundproofing.com/International-Shipping.html
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Wolette, Price varies per size of panels. Once you choose your size from the drop down menu you will see the price. price is per panel. This is a high quality custom made product and the price reflects that.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply:
Hi Olga. Please see these videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzNzXA8aPLA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaGXpF07poE
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Daniel. You can actually attach the panel to the window sill itself.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Color is the same on both sides.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Veronica, It is flexible and with 2 inches of Velcro on the edges you should have a tight seal even when installing it onto your sills.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply:
Hi Dan, These are custom manufactured per window size so they are non returnable. We have had great feedback from customers. This video may be a help for you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaGXpF07poE
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Chris, You can use it that way. For proper sound control you would want to cover the entire wall. You may want to consider adding
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: You can attache the bottom to the top of the sill. Or you can order a few inches longer and go over the sill to the wall below.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Stephanie. Yes that is possible. Please send details of the order and the ship to address to sales@tmsoundproofing.com
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Julie. You can go over the sill to the wall under the sill. Or you can seal to the top/flat part of the sill.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Ciaran. It is an additional 29 STC points. However it will not be a full 29 points when put over an existing closed window (the STC 29 is when it is free standing on its own) more like somewhere between 7-15 points as shown in the video.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply:
Hi. Please see our international shipping policy.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: I would not install it onto the window directly. Rather use the 1" of space and strengthen it with mechanical fasteners like staples, that should hold it in place.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: That may be an option please contact our office and they will check on it for you. sales@tmsoundproofing.com or call 845-388-1200
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Approximately 26.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Yes the colored panels will completely block light. Using 2 layers will not double the sound blocking rather add about 4 more STC points.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: It is very close. It does not have the absorption however in our testing when it came to blocking sound they were nearly identical.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Performance is very close. Given the width of your windows it would come as two panels connected in the middle with about a 2 inch Velcro strip.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: hi Mike, Yes that would have to be done as 2 panels.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: It can go over the entire blinds area as long as you have an area to attach the Velcro to and the blinds do not get in the way (They do not jut out too much).
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Yes that would be the correct way to do it.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: A very slight reduction, not that noticeable,
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi. They are both the same material. The door panel is more expensive because it is larger and has special cutouts for hinges, door knobs etc.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: The clear panel is very close in noise reduction to the padded one, barely discernible to the human ear. Keep in mind that you will need 2 panels for a window that size, so there will be a line in the middle where the 2 panels meet that is not clear/see through.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: You can. However if it is exposed to the elements you will need to better secure the velcro strip to the exterior.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Mark. Hard to know as sound can come through the walls/floors/ceilings etc. Customer feedback has been from the low end of 50-60 percent reduction all the way up to 90-99 percent noise reduction. You can read verified customer reviews on the page here under the "Reviews" tab.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Mel. Yes it will definitely help. You may still have sound coming through your ceilings etc however this is a very good start.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Kevin. It is a strong adhesive and will most probably leave marks. The margin can also be made in gray however you should speak to a customer rep before placing the order to ensure.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: If you don't use the velcro you can have some gaps along the edges which will allow sound to seep through.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Yes it is bendable (somewhat) enough for your purpose. you can fill any small gaps with foam if needed.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi Tom. Our in house testing has shown that the clear vinyl is very close in performance to the full barrier.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: It would not. STC ratings are when the product alone is being used. The ratings drop when used in conjunction with other layers. We have seen a 15-20 db drop with this panel when used on standard windows.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Hi John, The window panel does a great job. Hard to give an exact number as there may be sound leaking through other parts of your wall. You can read customer reviews of the window panel under the Reviews tab here. The clear performs just about as well as the non clear. Since these panels are custom manufactured per order they are not returnable. Lead time is 2-4 weeks.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: You can order it longer and go over the jut out. Or you can seal it to the actual sill. STC rating is 29.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: This product has not been tested for R-value
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: It will definitely help if the sound is coming through the window. Sound may also be coming through your walls/floor and ceiling.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: It would probably peal the paint off when being removed.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: The clear vinyl is MLV and it is only available in the 1 pound.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: The clear vinyl should be enough.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: Not much. Our internal testing has them performing very close to each other.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: As long as it is handled properly you should get at least 5 plus years. The efficiency should last the lifetime of the product. The only issue that you may have from the clear vinyl is some discoloring over time.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: STC 27. Yes they will work at that frequency as well.
Trademark Soundproofing Reply: The Velcro joint can easily be separated. You can add a few inches to go over the sill and attach to the wall or you can attache to the upper flat sill itself.