Substantial posts by AndreasB, who started the thread, and by the forum’s most active contributors. 17 of 31 posts are listed.
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AndreasB, 8 January 2006Hi all! Just wanted to post a sketch on a partition of a wall/floor construction i've been considering building. The thing is that I have another studio neighbouring…
AndreasB, 8 January 2006thanks for the fast reply. So I could actually just build the wall floated against the concrete wall? And that would give me more isolation from that direction? (TL…
sharward, 8 January 2006In short, you need mass-air-mass. The concrete wall is pretty good mass by itself, so you probably won't have to do anything to increase the mass on that wall (something…
AndreasB, 8 January 2006Gee Sharward you really are fast! :shock: I completely understand what you're saying. I must admit that I just found out about the fact that all the results on the STC…
sharward, 8 January 2006Cool -- that's better. However, we have no idea what kind of floor you're building this on. We need details, details, details on that. You may need a structural engineer…
AndreasB, 8 January 2006OK this sketch will show you.. it's about half a meter or more..I know this since I plugged an old sewerpipe that was left open in the floor. My guess is it'll hold..…
AndreasB, 8 January 2006This is the onlt english .pdf I found on their products, not sure if the Noisekiller Yellow is in there, but it be worth the time checking out.. They also have a…
sharward, 8 January 2006Nothing about Noisekiller Yellow Glue or anything even close... But it's Fascinating stuf nevertheless! :D . I was especially intrigued by pages 70-77. So much so that I…
AndreasB, 8 January 2006Yup the CDM was what I first ordered from Vibratec, but for a 16 m2 floor they would charge me 1000 Euros; that would include the elastomers, metal studs and a bucket…
AndreasB, 9 January 2006And here's a pic of the whole studio... you may wonder why I put the "live" room to the right, but it has to do with the fact that that's as far away I can get from the…
AndreasB, 9 January 2006errr. no, do you mean that if I would angle, say the walls in the right room a couple of degrees that would give me a higher reduction of sound? I'm not looking for a…
knightfly, 9 January 2006Angled walls (as in, opposing walls NOT parallel to each other) has two main purposes - one, when angled a total of 12 degrees or more from each other, it stops flutter…
AndreasB, 9 January 2006Thanks, that's what I wanted to know. I understand the idea of having a room without constant distances between walls but I mean, we talk 16m2, it's not big, so I need…
AndreasB, 10 January 2006So it's better to do it as depicted or could I just add angled walls inside a squared isolated room? Well the first sketch was wider than 700pixels and larger than 150kb…
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knightfly, 10 January 2006So it's better to do it as depicted or could I just add angled walls inside a squared isolated room? You can go either way; for compactness' sake, making your inner mass…
AndreasB, 10 January 2006Cheers! I can see why it would be more expensive, but what if the angles or not enough or something is missed in the calculations, isn't it a lot easier if the walls are…
AndreasB, 10 January 2006"NoiseKiller Gul är ett giftfritt vattenburet dämplim med mycket hög förlustfaktor avsett för laminering av bl.a. golvskivor. Det är möjligt att minska utstrålningen av…