Sound Insulation
Sound insulation reduces the noise that travels from one space to another, so that living and working areas stay quiet, comfortable and under control.
- Wall sound insulation
- Ceiling sound insulation systems
- Floor insulation solutions
- Studio and music room insulation
How the work runs
Wall sound insulation
Ceiling sound insulation systems
Floor insulation solutions
Studio and music room insulation
Office and meeting room insulation
Plant room and technical space insulation
Cinema and conference hall insulation
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Data Protection Notice
Last updated: 4 March 2026
This is an English translation provided for convenience. The Turkish text is the binding version.
1. Introduction
As Akustech Akustik, we treat the security of your personal data with the greatest care, acting as the "data controller" under Turkish Law No. 6698 on the Protection of Personal Data (the "Law").
2. Purposes of processing
- Performing our services and running our business processes.
- Managing quotation processes and keeping communication clear.
- Complying with legal requirements (invoicing, tax and similar).
3. Rights of the data subject
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- To learn whether your personal data is being processed.
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Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy
Last updated: 4 March 2026
This is an English translation provided for convenience. The Turkish text is the binding version.
1. Our commitment
As Akustech Akustik, we regard the confidentiality of the information you share with us as a basic duty. Your data is never passed to third parties without your consent.
2. Information security
SSL technology encrypts your data while it is in transit. Your data is protected to industry standards.
Frequently asked questions
How is soundproofing actually done?
Soundproofing rests on three principles: add mass, fill the cavity and decouple the structure. A second layer of plasterboard goes on the wall, with a mass-loaded membrane and absorbent fill between the layers and an isolation strip under the framing. No single product insulates on its own.
How much room does soundproofing take up?
Typically 5–10 cm per wall. You can reduce that by using thin, high-mass materials. In small rooms we limit the loss by treating only the walls that genuinely need it.
Can I completely block the noise from my neighbour?
Blocking it completely is not realistic; the goal is to bring it down to a level that no longer bothers you. Airborne sound (speech, music) and impact sound (footsteps, furniture) need different answers, and the site survey establishes which one dominates.
How long does a soundproofing job take?
A single room usually takes 2–4 working days. The dusty, noisy stages are short, so on most projects you can stay in the property while the work goes on. We give you the programme in writing after the survey.