Wall Tiles
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B016UPADF0/
I'm thinking of adding soundproofing to my home's bedroom using these tiles and Green Glue. There is only 1 shared wall + door between this bedroom and the rest of the house.
My hope is the soundproofing comes from the Green Glue (not the tiles) which is supposed to adsorb sound and exchange it for heat: https://www.greengluecompany.com/
The tiles are only there to support the Green Glue, and for aesthetics.
Would that work? Any risks? Would you say I still need to add extra soundproofing behind the drywall?
The goal is to keep sounds inside the bedroom. So, for example, it won't travel to other bedrooms and wake people up. Sounds I'm trying to damper are TV or.. erm.. being with the wife.
Best Answer
I'm skeptical that these panels will help with soundproofing. I didn't see anything in the description of the material that called out it's soundproofing characteristics and it does not seem to be thick enough to do much. Per the questions section at the URL you posted for Amazon:
Question: How thick are these?
Answer: Hi Steve. The panels are only 2-3 mm on the flat areas of the panel and hollow in the back. The embossed areas come out about half inch. Thank you
You need to assess where the sound you are hearing is coming from and determine the best way to block or absorb that sound.
Here is an article that covers tips on soundproofing. The article makes the point that most of the sound coming into your room will be from the windows and offers suggestions.