Hovis builds a garden office*

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pryally in reply to @Hovis

I would use plywood (birch faced) rather than MDF and run a router round the edges to give a 'V' joint between the boards as opposed to trying to hide the joints. Or I would look at planks (maybe plywood ripped) with acoustic cloth behind (see image of office designed by us) or a combination of the two.

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dangeek in reply to @pryally

Ooh what's this acoustic cloth?
I'd like to have a bit more sound proofing in our garden room.
Doesn't need to be totally treated as it's not for music. Just thinking about the neighbours really.

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pryally in reply to @dangeek

its just a standard black cloth material with a void behind filled with mineral wool behind. It would help with noise break out but its more for getting the reverberation time down if you have too many hard surfaces.

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