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Hi all,
I live in an apartment and my room has a hollow-core door, which is of course miserable in stopping any noise. I'm looking to give it a little better soundproofing performance, cheaply, without major modifications to the apartment (e.g. replacing it with a solid-core door). I'm not looking to completely soundproof it either, just improve that aspect a little. I've heard arguments for and against putting foam as a backing to the door. Another option I've heard was foam backed by sheet rock (though I don't have a workshop, so making some structure, even one as simple as this, would be more difficult... a simple material I could tack on back of the door would be ideal) Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks! Andrew |
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