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Home Theatre / Man Cave
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<blockquote data-quote="Atjan" data-source="post: 617891" data-attributes="member: 2323"><p>Very nice! I'm sommer jealous too! And I have a mancave already. ;D</p><p></p><p>A fire door will work well. The key is to to make it air-tight. Any air gap will let sound through. The heavy door will limit the amount of sound that will pass through the door. The windows may be a challenge as they are quite thin. If you are REALLY serious about sound proofing, you can close them up completely. Alternatively google a bit and find the correct type of glass or film on the glass to minimize sound coming through. Apparently double glazing is not nearly as good as the best type of glass for sound proofing. You must also make sure those windows seal properly. Your only problem then is that the place will start to have a bit of a musty BO smell to it....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Atjan, post: 617891, member: 2323"] Very nice! I'm sommer jealous too! And I have a mancave already. ;D A fire door will work well. The key is to to make it air-tight. Any air gap will let sound through. The heavy door will limit the amount of sound that will pass through the door. The windows may be a challenge as they are quite thin. If you are REALLY serious about sound proofing, you can close them up completely. Alternatively google a bit and find the correct type of glass or film on the glass to minimize sound coming through. Apparently double glazing is not nearly as good as the best type of glass for sound proofing. You must also make sure those windows seal properly. Your only problem then is that the place will start to have a bit of a musty BO smell to it.... [/QUOTE]
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