Having a Wall Soundproofing or walls, between your sanctuaries--be it a bedroom, office, or den--and the family room or kid's rooms, or wherever your home's hotspots are--can make the difference between restful nights and irritable sessions at the breakfast table during which everyone starts the day off in a bad frame of mind.

Soundproofing Walls will also let you and your spouse feel more comfortable in intimate moments, and by allowing you to put up with the natural noisiness which accompanies a house full of kids, let your kids feel comfortable staying at home where you know they are safe.

If you are handy, you can create a soundproof wall from you existing one without too much difficulty. Just glue a sheet of half-inch drywall, with cork cushioning under it for added sound deadening if you wish, over your existing wall. Gluing is necessary because using nails will transmit sound. Using an extra layer of drywall to build your soundproof wall won't cost you too much floor space, and will seal any small gaps in the existing wall which might be letting sound through. The increased productivity you achieve thanks to having installed a soundproof wall, in fact, might even lead to enough extra income that the expense of the soundproof wall will be covered.