Where to buy Homosote?-Another name?

Menards carries it.  I don't know of any other name.  Do you have any independent lumberyards by you?  Might be able to order it.

Call the lumber yards in your area. If you're in OH, it should be a pretty common material. Just ask for Homasote, the grey sound board. Go Buckeyes

Not true, homasote is available here in Boise at Home Depot store in the mason section of the store. Local masons use this material when forming curved sidewalks and for expansion joints. The item is offered in 3" wide by 10' long sections.

  

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Home Depot calls it Soundboard 440. and yes, it is in the concrete, insulation board aisle.

 

They don't carry it at Streetsboro. You have to go 60 miles to get it. Store sku # 123024 for 4 x 8 sheet.

 

Here is the homosote site-pick a city close to you-looks like Akron-Carter Jones Lumber

 

You may want to try Quiet Brace another sound insulation board that also comes in 4  x 8 sheets.  About $10 a sheet and may be available at Menards in your area. It's not readily available in the North East, however some on the forum have pick it up in Ohio at Menards one of our forum sponsors. 

 

Jack 

 

  

Go to http://www.homasote.com/WhereToBuy/ and input your location.  Looks like Carter Jones in Akron carries it.  The last time I bought Homasote was outside Pittsburgh, and it was about $25 per sheet. 

 

Jan

I've always bought a similar, and much less expensive, product made by Celotex from a local lumber dealer.  However, on my last purchase they had to special order it as the demand has dried up, I suspect because of the use of extruded foam board.  My local store calls it "white builders board" rather than by the brand name, Celotex.

Check with Hartville Hardware.  That is where I bought mine, but that was a long time ago.

Maybe try using the search page off the Homasote web site??

http://www.homasote.com/WhereToBuy/

as moonman ,stated its called soundboard 440 1/2 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. R-1.2 Sound Board.i used it, same as homoste.

If you can't find the "soundboard", you can use drywall, too.

Mike Hall