Silence Your Space: Stripping Windows Self Adhesive Soundproof Insulation Review

I used these after reading some reviews online about how to reduce room noise. My study is next to the common room, so I can overhear every conversation. By adding a giant carpet, sealing tape and acoustic foam panels, I was able to reduce the noise level from 70 decibels to 35 decibels (average room noise). It was very easy to fit, having previously measured it on the door and cut it to the length I wanted. The only problem I had was that it dislodged part of the door lock from its socket…

I really like these. They stick well (make sure the surface is clean and dry). I didn't even clean mine very well and still stayed in place. Prevents the door from banging sideways (wood against wood). Be careful if the gap is too narrow - the door/window won't close! All of our doors are different and slightly warped: on some doors, for example, I was only able to use less than half the length: I kept trying to see where I could comfortably close the door and it didn't jam / buckle anywhere…

I have a metal door in my apartment and when I'm outside I can feel all the cold from the air conditioner escaping through the seams into the hallway. Also, I was looking for something that would help with soundproofing. I bought it hoping it would solve all my problems! Unfortunately it is too thick for my purposes. Having a metal door means I have no pliability or flexibility and it is very difficult to close and latch the door once installed. It's not because the product is too thick, it's…