Soundproofing for your home

PhoneStar can be applied underneath the flooring. Our Decoupling Plate will be required if the final flooring covering is glued down. 

PhoneStar can be fixed to walls using a drywall screw. Any gaps must be filled with an acoustic sealant.

PhoneStar is able to be installed in ceilings, this can help with noise transfer coming from upstair neighbours.

27.5 to 30mm thickness – timber walls

This solution offers the least amount of loss of space in the living space. It gives good results for noise reduction. Suitable for new and existing walls.

Materials:

15mm Phonestar Acoustic Panel
13mm Acoustic Plasterboard

Acoustic rating: Up to up to 10dB

43.5 to 46mm thickness timber walls

Decoupling or separating the sound control system from the wall gives higher performance than a direct to wall fix. Also ideal for new and existing walls.

Materials:

16mm Resilient Channel
15mm Phonestar Acoustic Panel
13mm Acoustic Plasterboard

Acoustic rating: Up to 15 dB

64.5 to 91mm thickness timber walls

Adding an extra batten on wall linings provides the best performing solution.

Materials:

Recommended 45x45mm batten
Optional – Fibreglass or Wool insulation.
16mm Resilient Channel
15mm Phonestar Acoustic Panel
13mm Acoustic Plasterboard

Acoustic rating: Up to 18 dB

Plan your install, PhoneStar sheet sizes are 1200 x 800mm. For best results, you want to ensure the boards will be a firm fit as gaps will reduce the products effectiveness. 

PhoneStar can be cut with a saw or knife. All cut edges must be sealed with PhoneStar tape. Make sure to hold untaped boards level to event sand spilling out. 

PhoneStar is fixed to walls using standard drywall screws. After installation, seal any gaps with an acoustic sealant before lining the final wall covering.