Step 4: Frame the Wallsįrame out the walls of the booth up against the rigid insulation. Lay ¾” Plywood to floor as its primary sub-surface. Elevate the floor a minimum or 2-3 inches from the ground. My studio was in a garage with concrete walls so I used concrete adhesive.įrame the Floor of your sound proof booth, use rigid insulation between the floor joists. Using the appropriate glue for your service.
Once you picked your location affix rigid insulation to the walls. For maximum soundproofing, consider a quiet space with low traffic i.e., a basement, attic, garage or shed. I find corners of a room work best, as corners also maximize space. Sketch out a booth and consider the dimensions of the space. Decide the best place to put the soundproof booth. The first thing you should always do when building a sound proof booth is go over the design. Google and YouTube can teach you anything! Step 1: Design If you don’t have this skill set seek out a carpenter or turn to google. Building a Sound Proof Booth takes a little bit of carpentry skills.
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