Well if it had been loud music, then yes, but structure borne sound like
this is hard to get rid of as by definition it is vibrating the building and
can be transfered by any surface attached to it. Maybe a word in the ear of
the owners to put some kind of device on the offending doors to stop them
being slammed.

Brian

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I get woken up regularly when my neighbour closes a door, because it makes a
"thump" sound.

I'm renting, so I can't make any structural changes to my flat, but I am
willing to put any sound proofing materials in the room which is next to the
"noisy wall".

Slightly unfortuntately, this wall is in a stairwell. However, I can put
the materials anywhere else in the room, immediately next to the stairwell
for instance. Also, I don't mind how much room the materials occupy, as I
don't use the room for anything in particular.

I was thinking of using "free standing sound proof panels", if they exist.
The height of the room is 2 metres, and so it would be very convenient to
get panels with that particular dimension. It would also be very convenient
if they stood up easily by themselves, although if not, I suppose I could
make them upright and stable by wedging something between the top of the
panels and the ceiling.

It really doesn't matter at all about their appearance, so they don't have
to be fancy looking panels suitable for an office.

Can anyone recommend anything that might be suitable please? Thanks a lot
for any comments!