I have one layer of drywall up, and I was wondering if it's worthwhile to put up resilient channel to this existing layer and adding another layer of drywall? Is this in danger of a diminishing returns with a triple leaf effect? I know the RC should have gone up first but this is my scenario.
Also, the first layer is mounted horizontally. If I add a second layer with RC in between, should I mount it horizontally and just stagger the placement?
Thanks.
RC on existing drywall?
Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 10295.
Yes it is.Is this in danger of a diminishing returns with a triple leaf effect?
I wouldn't add the RC on my wall if I had already installed sheetrock. And yes I would stagger the joints. HTHAlso, the first layer is mounted horizontally. If I add a second layer with RC in between, should I mount it horizontally and just stagger the placement? Thanks.
Thanks. I suppose if I decide to add a second layer then Green Glue is my only option?
I may put RC on the ceiling since I haven't covered that area yet.
Yes. AndreThanks. I suppose if I decide to add a second layer then Green Glue is my only option?
You have the option not to use green glue as well.
I like the way you think xSpace.
Just trying to keep up 'sall.