Whether you're trying to make your unfinished basement more welcoming or are fully finishing your lower level, covering the ceiling is often part of the project. Drop ceilings may come to mind ...

A: Oh, yes, insulating the basement ceiling will save heating fuel. People often think basement ceiling insulation is not necessary, because warm air rises. That is so, but warm air will be lost ...

Fantoni's Letwood wall-mounted and ceiling-mounted sound-deadening systems combine innovative aesthetic design and top-quality acoustic insulation, meeting visual and practical requirements.

Acoustic Timber™ from Autex offers a 100% polyester range of products that imitate the look of natural timber. Available in panels, baffles, or ceiling tiles.

Knowing the types of sound insulation available will help you ensure your home stays quiet.

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Insulation is key to making a finished basement feel comfortable and to eliminate the dank feeling that commonly occupies below-grade spaces.

One of the easiest and most practical ceiling treatments for a finished basement is a suspended, acoustic tile ceiling. Available in many different shapes, styles and textures, these tiles work ...

Another consideration is head height. If the finished basement ceiling will be less than 7 feet tall, you may want to consider either lifting your house or digging down the basement slab and footings.

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Autex Acoustics has released a new acoustic panel system created to target and absorb sound with its flexible design.