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DN Construction
Trade: Construction
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Jersey Shore
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Sound Control
hey guys i have a customer that wants sound proof one wall in his connecting house. I told him the best way and cheapest was to just insulate the walls and re rock it. The reason for this is that he is going to have tenant living in the other part of the house and he is very anal about the sound issues. Any ideas on the best way to do this without putting double layers of rock up.
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Trade: carpentry/remodeling/"Yes M'am we do"
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Location: Beech Grove, Indiana, Birthplace of the "King of Cool"
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Re: Sound ControlQuote:
will do next to nothing. http://www.owenscorning.com/comminsu....asp?product=1 http://www.soundproofing.org/infopages/channel.htm http://quietsolution.com/html/quietr...FRJ4xgodnmvZXg
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Trade: Porch and Deck Builder
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Re: Sound Control
A drawing of where the room is located in the house would help immensely.
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Trade: High Rise Caulk and Insulation
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Re: Sound Control
Basic sound attenuation construction consists of:
Double framed walls (offset studs), Sound attenuation blankets in each wall (insulation, the more dense the better) Acoustic sealant at top and bottom of walls. These are the applications in apartment/multifamily construction in the south (SBC/IBC).
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Trade: Low Voltage
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Re: Sound Control
And don't call it Sound Proofing. There is no such thing, at least not for a budget. Call it Sound Dampening, because all you are going to be able to do is reduce the amount of sound vibration. Eliminating it is near impossible.
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Re: Sound Control
Dittos to all the above
You can try looking into these companies www supressproducts com & www soundisolationcompany com FYI... I have seen both products in use at trade shows & it cut down the noise big time but have never have used them in the field Don't forget about noise coming through the ducts, attic, floor, etc... you can take care of a wall but if the ducts are connected you can here almost everything
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Trade: Remodeling
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Mississippi
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Re: Sound Control
we have use some R19 it is hard to hang the rock after putting that thick of ins. in the walls but it will work.
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Trade: radiant heating
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Re: Sound Control
sand inside the walls is one of the cheapest methods, just make sure it is dry. Also, using different sized lumber in the framework of the wall prevents resonance within the wall itself. This is all methodology used in proffesional recording facillities.
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Trade: Home Improvement General Contractor
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: NYC
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Re: Sound Control
Sound has the same property as water or light in this regard.
Meaning if joints are not sealed properly sound will pass through. By joints I mean where the top and bottom wall plates are fastened, where drywall meets the stud edge, around electrical outlet and switches etc. All of these areas should be caulked, all areas should be fully insulated and sound dampening boards should be installed prior to the drywall installation. Hope this helps. |
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DN Construction
Trade: Construction
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Jersey Shore
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Re: Sound Control
thanks to all helped out a lot
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