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Sound is slowed down by mass. A thin decorative curtain lets noise straight through; a heavy sound insulating curtain with an acoustic filling holds a large part of it back. It also absorbs the echo inside the room, so the room feels noticeably calmer. It will not replace a wall or acoustic glazing, but it is the most effective noise reducing solution you can add without building work.
deNoise and deNoise PRO hang from 40 mm eyelets on any standard curtain pole (up to 35 mm) or from 8.5 cm gathering tape on a track.
If the noise comes through a door, hang a curtain in front of it or use our door soundproofing; against cold at the door see thermal door curtains. If the problem is echo rather than outside noise, read about acoustic curtains. The same curtains also keep the cold out (thermal curtains) and darken the room (blackout curtains).
Want to quieten the whole room, not just the window? Read our guide on how to soundproof a room.
How much noise do soundproof curtains block?
10 to 37 dB depending on the model. The double-layer version that generously overlaps the window brings the biggest difference.
Do they absorb echo as well?
Yes. Tested at Riverbank Acoustical Laboratories, one layer reaches αw 0.75 and two layers αw 1.00 – see the certificate.
How quickly is a curtain made?
Every curtain is made to measure; sewing takes 1–2 working days, then it is shipped.
Related categories: 7-layer acoustic curtains · Noise barrier curtains.