Watched the full video, lots of hard work, and strategically done. Nice job as these tenants will love you! The drywall hoist is a game changer too! 👍🏼

Great instruction on your process. It certainly was a lot of work but I'm sure it would dampen much of the noise. Excellent video.

Looks like this should be an episode on Dirty Jobs. Great video, I definitely learn something new and informative after watching a video of yours. Keep up the great work!

Fantastic video and nice work! Masks are always a good idea with any dust. We don't claim that the SONOpan is harmless, there are no glues or chemicals in it. The panels are made from 100% recycled wood with natural binders and food grade colour but like you said, no dust is good to breath in.

Thank you for such interesting information, Thank you for such interesting information

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This was really cool to see beginning to end! Also very cool to see how you soundproofed the ceiling while keeping the first layer of drywall!! 🎉 one thing I noticed, was the resilient channels seemed slightly bent, I’m guessing that’s acceptable but musta been tricky getting the drywall and screws to only penetrate the channel and not into the sonoboard? Yeah? 🎉

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Do you have any ideas for soundproofing a floor?

What length of screws did you use to install the drywall into the RC? We found that 1" screws for the 5/8 drywall was still making slight contact with the sonopan, wrecking the decoupling effort. But I cannot find 7/8" drywall screws anywhere!

lots of hard work but i heard you should install resilient channel directly on the floor joists for it to work effectively.

That's great. I was hoping to soundproof my ceilling too. I never thought of the foam you put first. Do you think this foam can be à DIY projet or to use it you need skill from a pro? Well I see you need a special blower but maybe I could rent it if its better than my actual Idea.

great job i heard you have screw the resilling channel direct to the ceiling joist because soundproof wont work if not done like that

What would something like this cost? I may need to do something similar to my current rental unit.

This is awesome - curious what this cost roughly? And how would you work out per sq.ft the cost is? thanks!

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Great video and great job, that seems to be a lot of weight on the first set of drywall. So the sonopan got screwed into the first 2 layers of drywall. Then the resbar got screwed into the sonopan and the drywall or was it screwed into the studs?

Have you heard feedback from the people living in the unit if it was helpful and deadened all the noise? I soundproofed the lower unit in the building I bought so I was just curious, as you used different method and materials than I did. Thanks!

how did you figure out where the wood studs are when drilling the resilient channels?

Hi. Can this material be used under floor?

I would have only drilled small holes in Sonopan and plugged them once wire was through. instead of full 4” for lights. Good work though

if I screw Sonopan right to the Floor joist then add Resilent Channel and Drywall, wouldn't the Sono be coupled to the floor joist, making the RC Less effective?

We need this job for our condo in Kauai. Would it be possible you can help me there?

what's the cost per sq foot on this would you estimate?

Is it 100 percent sound proof or way less?

Sound will leak from the Pot light

That was painful to watch. You should have just torn out the pre-existing drywall, put batt insulation in, attached your channels, then the sonopan, then the drywall with green goo between 2 layers. What you accidently did was create a triple leaf effect with the second air gap your made. Small air spaces transmit sound very well and can resonate with the layers below. You also didn't seal up around the light fixtures so sound is leaking through there too.