

Plasterboard soundproofing in Alicante So you don’t hear the neighbours. And they don’t hear you.
Acoustic wall linings and ceilings with two layers of plasterboard and mineral wool: for a good night’s sleep, the bar downstairs or a rehearsal room.
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What’s included
What we do and how it looks
- Two layers of plasterboard and mineral wool: more mass and absorption to reduce noise.
- Decoupled acoustic ceilings to reduce footstep noise.
- Music venues, bars and gyms: we assess each case before giving a price.
What the price depends on
What affects the price
- The wall and ceiling area to treat.
- The level of insulation needed: sleeping better and soundproofing a music venue are different jobs.
- Whether services pass through walls and need sealing.
- Whether the premises must meet a local regulation: a specialist measures that and we carry out the work.
With your measurements, we’ll give you an estimate today; a fixed price when we measure up.
Inside
What you can’t see is well built too.
- Two layers of plasterboard on each side. More mass, with staggered joints between layers.
- Mineral wool. Absorbs noise inside the cavity.
- Separate frames. They don’t touch, so vibrations don’t pass from one side to the other.
- Resilient strip. All around the edge, between the frame and the existing structure.
- Sockets and pipe penetrations. Sealed: even a small hole lets a lot of noise through.
Step by step
We assess the noise
Where it comes from, how it gets in and the level you’re aiming for. A neighbour, a bar and a rehearsal room each need a different approach.
Acoustic wall linings and ceilings
Two layers of plasterboard, mineral wool and decoupled frames to stop vibrations travelling through.
Finishing and checking
Taping, filling and checking the result. Ready to paint.
Projects
Soundproofing: finished projects

Questions
What people ask about soundproofing
Can soundproofing block all noise?
Noise can be greatly reduced, but not eliminated. More mass and more layers mean less gets through. We’ll explain what’s achievable before we start.
Is it suitable for a music venue or a bar?
Yes, that’s a typical use. Meeting council requirements needs an acoustic study by a specialist; we carry out the work it specifies.
What about footsteps from the upstairs neighbour?
A decoupled acoustic ceiling with mineral wool. It’s the most effective way to reduce it from inside your home.
How do you soundproof an existing wall?
With acoustic dry lining in front of it: mineral wool inside and a double layer of plasterboard, without knocking anything down. We’ll explain what’s achievable before we start.
Does plasterboard block noise?
A single board, not much. What insulates is the whole build-up: mineral wool inside, a double layer of board and everything properly sealed. That cuts noise a lot.
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