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Bathroom noises

groom · 2013-09-19 15:34:23

Hi, we're planning to create a downstairs bathroom by partitioning off a section of our sitting room. The partition wall would ideally be as thin as possible. We are worried about the obvious bathroom noises being audible in the sitting room. What would be the best material to partition off this room? Regards Groom

19-09-2013 3:34pm

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Hi,

we're planning to create a downstairs bathroom by partitioning off a section of our sitting room. The partition wall would ideally be as thin as possible. We are worried about the obvious bathroom noises being audible in the sitting room. What would be the best material to partition off this room?

Regards
Groom

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#2 19-09-2013 5:07pm

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use 3x2 battens for the stud wall and squeeze in 150mm Rock wool it will work a treat

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