Noise in the home is a common complaint, a national noise attitude survey found that one in three people said that environmental noise disturbed their home lives to some extent.
This hazard covers threats to physical and mental health resulting from exposure to noise inside the dwelling or within its curtilage.
Noise in the home is a common complaint; a national noise attitude survey found that one in three people said that environmental noise disturbed their home lives to some extent.
Vulnerable Group: All ages
Install acoustic insulation in walls, ceilings, and floors. Adding soundproofing materials like dense plasterboard or acoustic panels can significantly reduce transmission.
Use double or triple-glazed windows with acoustic-rated glass. Ensure window seals are tight and consider secondary glazing if replacements aren't possible.
Yes, carpets, curtains, and upholstered furniture absorb sound and can reduce internal noise levels effectively, especially in open-plan layouts.
Secure loose pipes and service noisy equipment like extractor fans or boilers. Use vibration dampeners where necessary to minimise sound.
Use external barriers like fencing, planting hedges, or building buffer zones. Inside, rely on insulation and airtight windows to block noise entry.
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