Key posts: Tin Shed Small Studio Construction - Advice Welcome
Substantial posts by petesguitar1, who started the thread, and by the forum’s most active contributors. 10 of 18 posts are listed.
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petesguitar1, 24 January 2014I am in Australia - I speak in m, mm and vb We have just bought a new house and it comes with a nice colourbond (tin) shed that is 9m x 6m. I have been given permission…
petesguitar1, 28 January 2014So after a lot of reading on this site I have come to the conclusion that: a) 10mm Gyprock just won't work - 16mm Fyrchek is the stuff but it is way too expensive. Looks…
Soundman2020, 30 January 2014Hi there Pete, and Welcome! :) I was about to answer your initial post, but then I saw your second one: Don't give up so easily! Have you looked at other alternatives?…
petesguitar1, 30 January 2014Thanks for the encouragement Soundman 2020 - I will keep my eyes peeled and see what I can come up with and I'll definitely post pics which ever way I go. Probably the…
stevev, 8 February 2014hey mate, good to see you're trying to get the right ideas sorted outed before you even move in to the place. smart move :D The colourbond shed won't really act as mass…
petesguitar1, 8 February 2014Hey Steve, I'm much more in the Acoustic guitar after a skinful frame of mind :) It's relatively suburban but my goals are pretty simple. I had the chance to go out to…
petesguitar1, 3 July 2014It has been an interesting few months since moving into a new house, floating 2 mortgages while we tried to sell the place and life with a small child who can now run,…
stevev, 7 July 2014if i'm reading that correctly you'll be having a layer of 16mm fyrchek on one side of a 90mm stud, 30mm resilient channel and 16mm plaster on the other side. All of this…
petesguitar1, 21 July 2014Hey thanks Steve, might have saved me from a pretty major design mistake :) So If I'm understanding I would just build a standard stud wall (90x45) not touching any part…
stevev, 30 September 2014correct. and GG will really help your isolation if done correctly and in the right quantities. your ceiling needs to be the same construction as well. this is a cas of…