Soundproofing internal brick wall

[antoallison]

I am just wondering what methods I could use to soundproof or at least dampen sound coming from toilets in my home. One toilet wall backs onto a guest bedroom, the other internal toilet backs on to the main lounge room. The noises can be errr.... audible and embarrasing when you have visitors !

Would using ceramic tiling from floor to ceiling height in the toilet work or am I better using a thick wallper to make a feature wall in the bedroom or lounge ? 

I googled this problem and there seem to be some pricey products in the USA, for use on those wooden stud frame walls but these are single brick walls. 

[BIM_Engineer]

@antoallison

You're welcome

Technically Challenged... what does that mean.

do you have an apple or android phone, can you text,send photos & load apps? then the solution is at hand

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I am also in perth

[Jason]

Hi @antoallison,

Hope all is well.

Just wondering if you have made any progress with this project? 

Jason

[Prof]

Unfortunately you're never going to eliminate the noise completely without serious modifications..like completely filling all the walls with acoustic batts..

You might be able to reduce the noise a little by putting acoustic panels on the walls..
Purchase some Polymax sheets (2400 x 1200 x 50mm.thick) and make up timber frames that size and fit the Polymax inside the frames..
Then you can cover them with anything that's relatively porous, like a cloth of some sort..
You then just hang them on the walls..
That might be the cheapest way around your situation..if you haven't already fixed the problem..