Resilient Bars

Started by volectron on 2 August 2011. 1 reply.

Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 16577.

Hi Hope someone can help! I am currently looking at the option of resilient channels/bars to a wall/ceiling configuration. The studio will be based in London, England. Its going to be housed within a structure comprising of single breeze-block walls but there is only a corrugated roof so a new roof & ceiling will need to be constructed from scratch. I have looked on a number of sites regarding the installation of resilient bars on walls however the sites I have seen do not advice on configuring the remaining walls after the initial wall has been prepared. I understand that there must be a gap of between 5-10mm around the perimeter of the wall for caulking though any advice for the preparation of the remaining walls would be appreciated. Would I be right to assume that the walls have to be layered with all bars or can one wall be completed at a time until you get to the resilient bar fixing? Any advice would be appreciated Many Thanks Volectron
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