Hama Sound insulation, self-adhesive, 50 x 100 cm
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Hello, these panels are too thin for effective sound insulation to the outside, and in my opinion this product is intended for installation in cars (according to the manufacturer's website). However, these panels are more for room acoustics and not for sound insulation, i.e. the aim is to minimise sound reflections (reverberation/echo).
Short answer: It works for both. I also recommend it for the PC if you don't care about insulation efficiency. Long answer: This sound insulation is better suited for walls, for example to reduce the echo of a voice when recording with a microphone. It also insulates relatively well in the PC, but flat sound insulation is better for this. Pay attention to the adhesive side. The adhesive is relatively "sticky haha" and will leave a mess on the surface! Greetings!
Hello Erich, Good 1 cm. I stuck them on my shelf to muffle the sound from my NAS a little. But I can't tell you if it's really quieter. Since the shelf is open at the front and back, it probably didn't help much. Maybe it's better in a closed cupboard. You can cut the mats well and they stick really well. Best regards
Theoretically, it probably is. However, it is more for interior insulation and looks unusual, at least under the speakers. Look further with the search term "resonance damper".
It sticks quite well...especially with time it is certainly no longer removable without residue. I wouldn't stick it directly on the wall.
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Yes, one piece, can be cut with scissors.
You can remove the product again, but you can only reuse it to a limited extent.
Rather no, the foam comes on the side with the noise, so it would have to be attached outside, but it is not weatherproof. It is also black and opaque. It would be much more efficient to wall up the window.
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Yes, but be sure you want it there forever, it sticks very well.
Thickness of the mat between 0.9 cm to 2.4 cm.
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Hi, I am not an expert, but it could work if you install it in the room where noise is coming from (your neighbour)... Sorry for not being more helpful. Good luck!
I am satisfied with the product inside a rack. I wouldn't recommend it for sound insulation on ceilings because foam ages quickly and anything glued is hard to remove later. For an open-plan office, I recommend a suspended ceiling. It is highly recommended to consult a professional, you can always screw it up yourself. The material is available at Sabag, for example, but not the advice.
Yes, you can also use them. Or go to "Amaz...." and type in sound insulation mats. Most of them are not delivered to Switzerland. But you can also get everything from "eBa..." 😊
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