If you do not do these things, the following suggestions are unlikely to improve the acoustic performance of your bedroom door. Traditionally used on ceilings and walls, acoustic plasterboard can be attached to your door to provide an added layer of noise reduction. They probably won't drape so well unless they were very heavy to begin with but they'll keep a fair bit more heat in. Relying on numerous powerful magnets around the edge, it hangs over the rear door like a barrier, serving as a bed partition as well as providing insulation and privacy.

Did you know that even marathon runners are using space blankets to help stay warm at the end of a race? Moondream's thin, light insulating thermal curtains can adapt to your needs, whether to insulate your home from the cold outside or to maintain cooler temperatures inside.Most acoustic expanding foams are adhesive to a wide range of surfaces including timber, brick, concrete and PVC. You can open the door with the curtain across it because it swings out of your way when the door opens.

Frame your French doors to the patio with these classic curtains, showcasing a solid hue and rod pocket design.The thread problem isn't noticeable when just looking at it, but I don't know if it will hold up over time. Ideally, do both: put the clear film over the glass, and hang floor-to-ceiling blankets over them as curtains. Unlike acoustic foam, that cannot be removed from the wall and cannot be washed, you can take the door blankets off, throw them in the washing machine, dry and hang them up again. Winter brings snow days and memories of snuggling up under the blankets with hot cocoa, but one thing that isn’t fun about winter are the cool drafts, cold floors, and wasted energy trying to heat your home. If there are any air gaps around your door, noise will easily enter/exit and undo any other soundproofing measures you may have taken.