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Conc. 1st floor ?

Slates · 2009-02-12 13:56:07

Is there any addition in placing fibre glass in the void between a suspended ceiling and a conc. first floor???

12-02-2009 1:56pm

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Slates

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Is there any addition in placing fibre glass in the void between a suspended ceiling and a conc. first floor???

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#2 12-02-2009 10:36pm

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If the void contains services it will be very difficult to do properly.

maybe stick an insulated slab on before doing the services

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#3 12-02-2009 10:41pm

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No . you have more than enough mass to kill airbourne sound already

It would be worthwhile to place 3mm of impact noise reducing material over the floor . So you don't get an infernal racket if the kids play marbles upstairs

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