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Re: Studio layout, and find the right celling height??
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:42 pm
by lilith_envy
I love a man of little words. So mysterious

Re: Studio layout, and find the right celling height??
Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 1:46 am
by mika
So, from your comments, it sounds like you already built the walls?
Good news, i build nothing until now.
I start to empty the rooms, and remove the old floor at the weekend.
I want to order all building materials (Steel studs, drywall, insulation, screws .........) this week,with delivery date at first dezember week.
until now im at about 3700,- euro inkl. delivery for the big parts inkl floorfinish treatment and all cabels and connectors. hope to end with about 9000,- .
here are some pics from the situation now.
cheers
mika
Re: Studio layout, and find the right celling height??
Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2008 3:04 am
by mika
Construction day 1
Today a had alot of hard one man work.
I removed the old floor which was floated on about 60 car tires, and dragged all the tires alon to the trash dumpster ond floor deeper
I also checked the given wallstructure.
its a one stud, 2 leaf wall, with 2 sheats of 12,5mm gypsumboard on each side
So i have no problem to remove one side.
I will starting breakdown one wall and remove one leaf at the other walls at monday.
So i will start construction at first dezember week.
last chance to give input about the layout. i'm still not shure if this layout is the best for the room and my budget....
here are some pics from today.
cheers
Mika
Re: Studio layout, and find the right celling height??
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 4:39 am
by mika
Construction day 2
It was a short day for work.
I'd just cut the wood for 2 silenceboxes of the ventilation system, and the wood for the speaker soffits.
Since i know that to dispose old wood and gypsumboard is more expensive than buy it in new condition, i try to use as much of the old material as possibile.
Tomorrow i will cut the wood for some backwall diffusors .
Maybee it's possible to move this thread to the construction forum!?
cheers
Mika
Re: Studio layout, and find the right celling height??
Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 3:46 am
by mika
Alot of progress today!!!!!!!
The office in one of my new rooms moved yesterday so i get down the first wall today.
And there are another good news
The renter present me some extraspace for the studio, so i can go with 1 controlroom, 1 liveroom, and 1 vocalbooth/storage combination.
And there are also some bad news.
My Mobile Phone was broken while we get down the wall
Here are some photos from today, and the new layout.
Any coments on this plan?
cheers
mika
Re: Studio layout, and find the right celling height??
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 1:19 am
by mika
Hi
I had to modifi the layout a litlebit for the reason, that building regulations oblige 2 emergency exit ways
One of these exit's can be a window, so the new layout look like this:
cheers
Mika
Re: Studio layout, and find the right celling height??
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 2:12 am
by Soundman2020
It's looking good, Mika! Your "vocal booth / storage" area only has one leaf to the outside, but I guess there isn't enough room there to do an inner leaf?
- Stuart -
Re: Studio layout, and find the right celling height??
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 6:03 am
by mika
Thank's for reply Stuart
The Vocalbooth/Storage will have a second leef, becuas ONLY in this area i dont touch the existing on stud 2 feaf wall.
All the other estill existing walls will be modified (thaks again for your previous tips) to one leaf, to have a 2 stud, 2 leaf wall for them at all.
Inner door's will be "selfmade door's" to get required isolation, without exceed the overall budget.
Only the mainentrance and the emergency exit door will be a fireresistant "T30" door.
Tomorrow i continue to get down old walls
cheers
Mika
Re: Studio layout, and find the right celling height??
Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 7:32 am
by mika
I know it is not much interesting in the moment, but the demolition of existing walls continued today.
12 hours of work alone can be very strenuous!
i hope to finish dismantling end of the week, and start to get up the new walls at monday.
cheers
mika
Re: Studio layout, design and construction
Posted: Sat Dec 06, 2008 7:54 am
by mika
Hi Forum
Today i had alot of progress.
Old walls are completely down
Also the inner leaf from the existing walls to the room next door are down.
The room and the rest of the building was cleaned up by myself ( 5 hours of brushing,mopping and hoovered)
After cleaning ,i started to mark the positions for the new walls, to get a better feel of the dimensions.
Tomorrow i will sort the electronic wires and clean again.
I hope that the orderd building material will be delivered at monday.
have a nice weekend
cheers
mika
Re: Studio layout, design and construction
Posted: Sat Dec 06, 2008 10:30 am
by Soundman2020
Hey Mika. Good to see progress!
Good luck with the build.
- Stuart -
Re: Studio layout, design and construction
Posted: Thu Dec 11, 2008 6:04 am
by mika
Today was one of the hardest days in my life!!!
I started working at the studio at 5:00 in the morning

and end at 20:00 in the evening
Today the Building Materials like Rockwool, the Steelstuds; the wood for the floor and the gysumboard arrived.
Because i'm a lucky guy the elevator was to small to get the pallets inside, so i had to bring all the studs and the Rockwool by hand and alone to the first floor
My back hurts, im i'm total tired.
Tomorrow i have to bring the 25mm 625mm X 2,6m Gypsumboard to the first floor,
but my borther comes to help me
I also started with frameing today so here are some new pictures
cheers
Mika
Re: Studio layout, design and construction
Posted: Thu Dec 11, 2008 1:38 pm
by xSpace
So your going with a three leaf anyway?
Re: Studio layout, design and construction
Posted: Thu Dec 11, 2008 5:11 pm
by mika
So your going with a three leaf anyway?
NO!!!!!!!!
i get down the inner leaf from the existing walls last week, to not have 3 leafs!!!!!
look at the Photos.
The walls with the windows inside are just a reinforced concretewall (1 leaf).
cheers
Mika
Re: Studio layout, design and construction
Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2008 8:29 am
by xSpace
oops, my bad
