Acoustics - reducing sound from neighbour's TV?
Hi, really hope you can help us. The noise from next door is getting us down and we can't enjoy our living room to its fullest.
We live in a small, typical Victorian terrace house in England. The floorplan is attached, and a photo of a similar living room is also attached. Architecturally, our living room is a direct reflection of next door's. Where we have an alcove and the TV, they have an alcove and TV on the other side. We share a chimney at the roof, meaning each of us has a chimney breast and fireplace, back-to-back.
** My question is, if they were to move their TV from the alcove to attached to the wall of the chimney breast, will this reduce the sound?**
We think this is in their plans, and my partner thinks the cavity and thickness of the wall of the chimney breast will lessen the sound waves. But I'm worried that it being attached to the wall it will make it worse.
Yes, we have tried emailing really reasonably. It didn't work! They don't go out much and they watch a lot of TV, and it's getting to the point where we can hear almost to the dialogue of what they're watching. We did add sound block acoustic board (special drywall) but it hasn't really worked.
Thanks so much - I know this is a technical question.
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