Key posts: Walls Against Concrete Walls - Proper Construction?

Substantial posts by BradJacob, who started the thread, and by the forum’s most active contributors. 7 of 15 posts are listed.

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• BradJacob, 19 August 2004What is the proper way to construct walls that are against a basement's concrete walls? The control room has splayed walls - is it acceptable for these to be the ONLY…
• AVare, 19 August 2004Without more detail it is impossible to give an accurate answer to what you are asking. Walls between spaces that are to be acoustically isolated are usually built of…
• BradJacob, 20 August 2004Andre, Here is more detail: I think I left out just 1 or 2 details: 1. Walls against concrete means this: There are going to be two walls in my control room that are…
• BradJacob, 20 August 2004Aaron, You've been really helpful in responding to my questions. I have a few before I get started. I 've been reading through the threads (my God - SO many....) and…
• BradJacob, 20 August 2004Aaron, There will be about 3 inches of space between the concrete and walls. Actually, there will be A LOT more on some of the walls because of SPLAYING them in the…
• BradJacob, 21 August 2004Here's a drawing of what I plan to do. You can see the control room has two aisw that will face the concrete walls. The long top wall (26 foot) and the right side of the…
• AVare, 21 August 2004The second is best acoustically. If you don't want give up the ceiling height then similar to what you wrote with the RC but RC is not good for LF isolation. Use RSIC or…