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See all Products- Sound Control DoorsOur IsoDoors are built in-house and designed to perform in a variety of assemblies for use in bedrooms, offices, recording studios, home theaters, and more, all with factory direct pricing.Shop now
- Resilient Sound ClipsTo achieve the highest levels of isolation, including low frequencies and footfall/impact noise, we recommend the use of resilient sound clips for both walls and ceilings.Shop now
- Green Glue CompoundThis unique damping compound is sandwiched between two layers of rigid material, such as drywall or plywood, to reduce resonance and dampen sound energy.Shop now
- TotalMass MLVAvailable in 1 LB, 2 LB, and 1/2 LB weights, this flexible acoustically dead rolled material is used in virtually any assembly, including fences, windows, and around pipes and duct.Shop now
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IIC ratings cover a limited frequency range of 125 Hz to 4,000 Hz. When footfall noise transfer issues are low in frequency, a high performance IIC product may not help. When someone steps or stands on a floor, it will deflect under their weight. This structural deflection will sound like a low frequency thump. There are a few ways to resolve this problem.
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Damping is a straightforward concept defined as the rate at which something dissipates energy. Higher damping equals higher energy dissipation. Without decoupling, generally the most efficient way to isolate vibrations is to dampen. Dampening methods include constrained layer damping or extensional damping.
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Inadvertently creating a triple leaf in construction when attempting to isolate sound is one of the most common mistakes we see in new construction and remodels. This is an easy mistake to avoid and doing so will ensure your project is a success. Learn to easily identify a triple leaf assembly and why you should avoid it if at all possible.
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Our company began selling sound control products online in 2008. With years of experience in the construction industry, including general contracting and specialized trade experience, the team at IsoStore has a unique insight into real world construction issues and limitations.
Our product catalog continues to evolve and improve to contain only the highest performing products that are fully tested and from the most respected manufacturers in the industry.
There are no zero value products on our site. Casting a wide net on any product that looks remotely related to sound control is not how we do it, that’s for the other guys. Choosing products based on test results, personal experience, customer experience, and advice from some of the most renowned acoustical engineers in the world helped to refine our product catalog over the years. Please utilize our site to make your planned project a success. If you have any questions, always feel free to reach out. We are happy to help.
