New home studio design ...need any suggestion. thanx

Started by fenders on 5 November 2010. 62 replies, 2010–2012. In the Library under Control room design.

Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 15088.

you could simple plaster it, or make it inside out and use slats over it.
Then the material inside the wooden structure will be the same? Rockwool panel for example... I though that the difference from absorbent to reflective dipend by a type of rockwool panel
use lighter insulation in the gaps between the isolation walls. use the rigid insulation inside the room for absorption.
Thanx Glenn...Do You think I have to fill the air space between concrete and framed? I've read that the air gap is suggested in some case.
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if you can, do so because it will dampen the air space. make sure the insulation isn't so dense as to cause a solid connection.
Thanx Glenn...Do You think I have to fill the air space between concrete and framed? I've read that the air gap is suggested in some case.
the air gap is ALWAYS suggested if you want good isolation. And it is still an air gap regardless of whether or not you fill it with insulation. Like Glenn said: put in insulation to dampen the air gap. It acts sort of like a shock absorber on the springiness of the air. In fact, if you don't put it in, you will lose a considerable amount of isolation. - Stuart -
Thanx Stuart I didn't know all this things before....I will remember when I work on the wall Thanx
Hi guys!! I'm here after some months of silence.... :shock: , the works goes on...so I've put some pics of the actual state of building...this way can you see how I follow the project of this post!! In the pics you will see some orange pipes...here will be the studio connection, also see the pipes for the plumbing and wiring and the empty spaces for separate the different room (CR, LR, vox/amp box) as mentioned in this post. Any opinion and suggestion are welcome! :lol:
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I'll update some new pics in a few days....bye to all and thax!! :yahoo:
gullfo wrote:
maybe something like this? (to scale)
Very nice. I think a layout like this could work well for me. You can see the space here viewtopic.php?f=1&t=17212 Fenders,how high is your ceiling? Or...how high will it end up?
Hi dufo, I have 320 cm from floor to ceiling.
Hi Glenn and all......How about total cost of only materials (wood, bric, insulations eccc.) do you think I need for this project to realize? Thanx :?: