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    How to Reduce Rain Noise in a Conservatory

    How to Reduce Rain Noise in a Conservatory

    Rain noise is one of the most common complaints about polycarbonate conservatory roofs. The thin panels amplify the sound of raindrops, making conversation difficult.

    An insulated plasterboard ceiling dramatically reduces rain noise by creating a solid barrier between the roof and the room.

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    The combination of timber frame, multifoil insulation, and plasterboard absorbs and dampens sound very effectively.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Will the ceiling completely eliminate rain noise?

    While no solution eliminates 100% of noise, our insulated ceiling dramatically reduces rain noise to a level where most homeowners say they barely notice it at all.

    Is rain noise worse with polycarbonate or glass roofs?

    Polycarbonate roofs are significantly noisier than glass during rain. However, our insulated ceiling solution works equally well with both roof types.

    Does the insulation help with other noise too?

    Yes. The insulated ceiling reduces external noise generally, including wind noise, traffic, and aircraft — not just rain.

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