Soundproof room Product List and Ranking from 15 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Sep 17, 2025～Oct 14, 2025
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Soundproof room Manufacturer, Suppliers and Company Rankings

Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Sep 17, 2025～Oct 14, 2025
This ranking is based on the number of page views on our site.

  1. 環境スペース 本社 Tokyo//Interior construction business
  2. 幸昭 Shizuoka//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  3. カワイ音響システム Shizuoka//others
  4. 4 高橋建設 Kanagawa//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  5. 5 赤阪鐵工所 Shizuoka//others
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Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Sep 17, 2025～Oct 14, 2025
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  1. D values, L values, N values: A discussion about soundproof room performance metrics that anyone can understand. 環境スペース 本社
  2. What is the loudest sound in the world? Its surprising effects as well. 環境スペース 本社
  3. Enjoy karaoke and golf at home: Install a soundproof room for your home. 環境スペース 本社
  4. Four ways to deal with heat in a soundproof room! Stay comfortable even during hot seasons. 幸昭
  5. 5 Unit Light Type Catalog カワイ音響システム

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Noise level that does not disturb the neighbors.

Noise level that does not disturb the neighbors.

How much soundproofing is needed to avoid disturbing the neighbors? I will introduce it using a graph.

The "D value" is a rating defined by JIS (Japanese Industrial Standards) to evaluate sound insulation performance, with a value assigned at a center frequency of 500Hz. The values are ranked in intervals of 5, with larger numbers indicating higher sound insulation performance. To measure the D value of a specific room, it is determined by examining how much the sound (source) generated in that room has attenuated outside of the room (receiver). Our catalog also explains topics such as "the relationship between sound insulation ratings and real-life experiences" and "applicable ratings concerning the average sound pressure level difference between rooms." Please feel free to download and take a look. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Searching for a house where musical instruments can live: What are the important elements in design and construction beyond soundproofing?

Searching for a house where musical instruments can live: What are the important elements in design and construction beyond soundproofing?

Can we secure the delivery route for large instruments? An explanation of the points to consider when placing instruments in an apartment.

Musicians do not choose properties based solely on location or layout like the general public; instead, they first consider the instruments, which significantly narrows down their options. When placing instruments in an apartment, soundproofing is essential, but it’s not just about "preventing sound leakage." One must also consider whether the building structure can withstand the weight of the soundproof room and instruments, whether there is enough space for realistic instrument playing, and whether there is a clear path for moving large instruments in. In this blog, we will explain important elements related to design and construction, not just soundproofing. *For more details, you can view the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Ensure effective heat measures in soundproof rooms! An explanation of air conditioning installation and soundproofing performance.

Ensure effective heat measures in soundproof rooms! An explanation of air conditioning installation and soundproofing performance.

Installing an air conditioner is a must for heat management in soundproof rooms! Drilling holes in soundproof walls will reduce their sound insulation performance.

To all users of the soundproof room, you may have already noticed that it is quite hot inside. The glass wool used as sound-absorbing material in the walls is also a type of insulation material. When equipment that generates heat is placed inside the soundproof room, the heat becomes trapped, making it hot. In this blog, we will explain the installation of air conditioning and its soundproofing performance. To maintain the condition of sensitive equipment such as PCs and audio devices that are vulnerable to heat, as well as instruments like pianos, string instruments, and woodwind instruments that are affected by temperature and humidity, it is essential to keep the air conditioning running in the soundproof room. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. *For further details, please check the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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I considered the relationship between sports and sound effects.

I considered the relationship between sports and sound effects.

A good sound environment creates an emotional impact! Thoughts on domes and stadiums in a blog.

There are various reasons why the number of roofed stadiums like Tokyo Dome has increased. Did you know that the "roof" has acoustic effects? Many people may know that sound travels upwards, but it also has the benefit of "amplifying the cheering voices." In this blog, we will explore domes and stadiums that are always used in sports. *For more details about the blog, you can view the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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"Summer Sounds" Utilizing the healing effect of "1/f fluctuation" to bring healing to life.

"Summer Sounds" Utilizing the healing effect of "1/f fluctuation" to bring healing to life.

The world is filled with 1/f noise! A blog explaining the healing effects of sound.

Speaking of the sounds of summer, I think many people like the sound of waves, that "zazaan" sound. The "f" in "1/f fluctuation" refers to frequency, and it describes an irregular fluctuation that seems constant but is actually unpredictable. This includes not only wave sounds but also the chirping of birds, the sound of rain, the shaking of trains, the flickering of candle flames, and so on. In this blog, we explain sounds that have a healing effect. *You can view the detailed content of the blog through the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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How is the soundproofing performance of a soundproof room determined? ~Surrounding Environment Edition~

How is the soundproofing performance of a soundproof room determined? ~Surrounding Environment Edition~

We will introduce how to determine sound insulation performance values by focusing on the factors of the surrounding environment of the soundproof room!

I want to soundproof, but I don't know how much sound I need to block. D values are mentioned, but is that value appropriate for my house? It's easy to get confused when looking at various websites and catalogs. This time, I will introduce how to determine the sound insulation performance values of a soundproof room, focusing on the factors of the surrounding environment of the house. *You can view the detailed content of the blog through the related links. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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It varies between humans and animals! An explanation about easily heard frequencies.

It varies between humans and animals! An explanation about easily heard frequencies.

The human audible frequency range is 20Hz to 20,000Hz! Chickens and pigeons are capable of hearing infrasound below 20Hz!

August 23 marks the "Shosho," one of the twenty-four solar terms. It is said to be the time when we can feel the end of the intense heat and the onset of autumn. Speaking of which, it seems that the days of extreme heat are starting to ease a bit. In a recent blog, I talked about the frequencies emitted by mosquitoes and cicadas, which are representative creatures of summer. This time, I would like to introduce what sounds various animals are hearing, specifically the sounds that can be heard, known as "audible frequencies." *For more details, you can view the blog through the related link. *For more information, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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What is your wish? ~Soundproof Room Drum Edition~

What is your wish? ~Soundproof Room Drum Edition~

The range is from 500,000 yen to 8 million yen! Here’s how to choose a construction contractor!

July 25 is said to be the "Establishment Day of the Japan Housing Corporation (1955)." The Japan Housing Corporation was the predecessor of the current "Urban Renaissance Agency (UR Urban Development Corporation)" and provided housing and residential land for workers struggling with housing issues. At that time, public housing was extremely popular and the rent was high, making it an object of aspiration that was difficult to reach. The terms "2DK" and "3DK," which are now commonplace, were first used in public housing. Now, in a previous blog, we introduced the dreams, concerns, and solutions of those who have created soundproof piano rooms in our environmental spaces. This time, it's the "Drum Edition." Please take a moment to read it. *For more details, you can view the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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What is your wish? ~Soundproof Room Piano Edition~

What is your wish? ~Soundproof Room Piano Edition~

Let's do proper soundproofing work even if it costs money temporarily! I'll introduce how much the price has become!

What are your wishes, everyone? In line with the wishes of Tanabata, I would like to introduce a few dreams, hopes, concerns, and solutions from those who have created soundproof rooms in the environmental space. Starting with "a piano teacher from Chiba Prefecture who has experience studying abroad in Vienna," we also feature examples such as "a case from Tokyo where a soundproof room was considered upon the entrance of a daughter into a music high school" and "an example from a pianist in Saitama Prefecture." Please take a moment to read it. *For more details, you can view the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Make noise your ally! A recommendation for the "reverse thinking" of soundproofing.

Make noise your ally! A recommendation for the "reverse thinking" of soundproofing.

Explaining the region where you can make noise your ally! A brief summary of "zoning regulations."

Properties located next to train tracks are constantly exposed to the sounds and vibrations of passing trains. For businesses that aim to provide a quiet environment, such noise can be a significant disadvantage, leading to such properties being avoided. However, conversely, it can be said that the surrounding noise is so loud that there is a tendency to be more tolerant of sound. In other words, even if you are making loud noises in your store (classroom), the sound leakage may blend in with the surrounding noise, and many surrounding businesses may not be overly sensitive to it. In this blog, we introduce the idea of turning noise into an ally and the "reverse thinking" of soundproofing. Please take a moment to read it. [Content Overview] - If the surrounding noise is loud, there is a tendency to be more tolerant of sound. - When planning a soundproof room, sound insulation performance is a significant indicator. *For more detailed information, you can view it through the related links. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Did the year-end tradition "The Ninth" have an impact on industry?

Did the year-end tradition "The Ninth" have an impact on industry?

The history of music and industry is interconnected! An explanation of the influence that "The Ninth" had on subsequent industries.

When it comes to year-end traditions, Beethoven's "Ninth Symphony" comes to mind. Even those who are not well-versed in classical music have likely heard the chorus of the "Ninth" at least once. It is rare to find a country where the association of "year-end = Ninth" is as strong as in Japan, while in Europe, it is often Handel's "Messiah" that is performed. In this blog, we discuss a little about the influence that the "Ninth," which has been loved for nearly 200 years, has had on subsequent industries. Please take a moment to read it. [Contents] ■ Why did the "Ninth" spread in Japan during the year-end season? ■ From records to CDs ■ The history of music and industry is interconnected *For more details, you can view the related links. *For further information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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The Mystery of Noise: Why Quiet Places Can Be Unsettling

The Mystery of Noise: Why Quiet Places Can Be Unsettling

"Too quiet a place can actually be unsettling." Explanation of its application to soundproofing construction.

Remote work has become completely ingrained in our lives, and working outside of the office has become the norm. In such situations, it's easy to think that "a quiet place allows for better concentration," but if it's too quiet, our nerves can become overly sensitive, making it harder to focus. By the way, the sound level in quiet places like libraries is around 40dB. A quiet office is about 50dB, and a café is around 60dB. Having moderate background noise helps to block out unnecessary sounds that can disrupt concentration. In this blog, we discuss the reasons why quiet places can actually be unsettling. We invite you to read it. *For more details, you can view the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Do you know how to properly explain the "frequency" that you somewhat understand?

Do you know how to properly explain the "frequency" that you somewhat understand?

What is "frequency" in the first place? Here is a table summarizing the frequency ranges of easily imaginable musical instruments.

Fortunately, we receive various inquiries about soundproofing at the Environmental Space every day. One question we always ask is, "What sound (source) do you want to soundproof?" Why? Isn't it enough to just want soundproofing for some reason? The truth is that different sounds have their own characteristics, and these characteristics affect the methods and levels of soundproofing measures. In other words, by specifically identifying the sound source, we can clarify the "volume" and "frequency" of the sound, allowing us to create a plan that achieves the desired soundproofing. There are terms like radio frequency, "low frequency," and "high frequency," and while you might have a general image of them, you may not fully understand what they mean... For those of you, this blog will discuss "frequency." [Content] ■ It's a bit late, but what exactly is "frequency"? ■ How much does frequency differ depending on the instrument? *For more details, you can view the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Are you having trouble with "smells" in your soundproof room?

Are you having trouble with "smells" in your soundproof room?

"Odor" and "soundproofing" are closely related! This article explains the concerns about the "smell" in soundproof rooms.

Some of you reading this article may already have a soundproof room or use one frequently. For those individuals, one common concern that you might easily relate to is, quite simply, "odor." In this blog, we will discuss the issue of "odor" in soundproof rooms. If you are considering getting a soundproof room, please take this into account as well. [Contents] ■ Why does it smell in the first place? ■ The close relationship between "odor" and "soundproofing" *You can view the detailed content of the blog through the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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What is the loudest sound in the world? Its surprising effects as well.

What is the loudest sound in the world? Its surprising effects as well.

A simple explanation of how loud familiar sounds are! Introducing sound pressure levels that people perceive as "loud."

In this blog, we are discussing "the loudest sound in the world." The sound pressure level that people generally perceive as "loud" is around 70dB (decibels) or higher. Additionally, for every increase of 10dB, the human ear perceives the sound as being twice as loud. This means that while the difference between 30dB and 40dB and the difference between 100dB and 110dB are both numerically the same at 10dB, they are perceived to be quite different in terms of sensation. It is said that around 100dB, signs of auditory dysfunction, such as pain, begin to appear, and the threshold for tolerable pain is approximately 130dB. *For more details, you can view the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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