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Step 1
Start determining doors, windows, walls, ceilings and floors that they need sealed for gaps or cracks. Because these are the main ways from that sounds can enter in your room.
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Step 2
You can add layers of drywall to a wall which helps to improve sound resistance. You can also add insulation to your wall to improve sound absorption.
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Step 3
At the time of a construction, increase the thickness of the wall. Because of increasing the thickness, sound suppressing capacity of the wall increases.
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Step 4
Make sure that windows are double-planned.
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Step 5
You can use plush carpet and soundproof curtains.
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Step 6
If the flooring is made up of the tiles, using acoustic carpets are beneficial.







