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Posted by M&S on January 12, 2007, 6:47 pm
marson wrote:
> yeah, i suggested resilient channel and sound batts as a much cheaper
> way to go (he is trying to save money) and perfectly adequete for a
> residential situation. But he has been doing internet research and has
> been told by companies that sell various fancy soundproofing products
> that resilient channel or dropped ceilings aren't the most effective
> way to soundproof. Which is true if you were building a recording
> studio, but for a house?
>
> Oh well, he is going to be putting in 2000 sq ft of wood, after laying
> down cork (now it's acoustical glue under 1/2" plywood) and 65 sheets
> of 1/2" plywood. He doesn't have a clue of how much work he is up
> against. I get to sit back and say "I told you so".
>
> Someone suggested spraying an inch or so of foam (either icynene or two
> part urethane) onto the bottom of the subfloor. Comments?
>
Hey Marson,
May be OT or not, but how is the double walled house you asked about a
while back going? I remember you were asking about how to seal VB to
windows in DW construction and have many times wondered how that project
went/is going?
Sounds like you get a lot of customers similar to what we deal with hehe.
Mark
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