Andre,
Thank you, its nice to hear that you like it, we shall hopefully get the wall paper done this week, and more wood has arrived, so I have to get the stainer to get red handed again, he looks like a butcher after 100 metre of staining
I will keep documenting the progress as long as I,m home.
I´m happy to continue with our progress. And here we go again!
Again pics saying more than thousand words....
I have swapped over two radiators to accomodate another absorber. And my friends has put up most of the wall paper. And a few square metres of prime painting done.
Hi, I have a plan to install soft wood fibre board (same as advertisement board for pins) to get rid of flutter between floor and ceiling. We will have laminate floor so it will be quite reflective, but these boards are a bit dead at HF but reflect mid range. I will remove all light fixtures and install Halogen spot lights instead. I would like to have your experience on hanging panels suspended and slanted from the ceiling.
I will make a frame and fill some of them with 50mm glass wool, coated with perforated foil. The glass wool will be resting on the fibre board.
I plan to slant as per picture, 11 deg. I would like to know if anyone have done any thing like this, and give me a thumb up or advice on what to do, and/or not to do.
Hanging boards with an angle will DEFLECT sound (not diffuse) so it'll do something but I'd bet my money on absorption first. Are these only wood or is there going to be some 703 (or alike) hanging there?
Absorption will take care of flutter better than deflection
ps.
That window looks like one giant sound leak (no mass)
Ro, thanks,
I should write Deflect sound and avoid flutter. I will put similar to OC 703 on top of the board, i dont want to kill the high end completely. I will use 50mm with foil coating on one side and shift as needed, foil up or down or no glass wool at all. I will install at least two wall absorbers for HF with fluffy insulation for HF control. I still want to use these boards to fine tune the room. And if you read in the beginning of this thread, We are not looking for a studio quality with isolation of sound, only a nice sounding rehearsal room, so leak through windows are not a problem, at all..
I have attached a new maybe a bit better pic over my plan for deflecting boards.
Hi,
It was nice to get a break from x-mas hysteria and get into the work clothes again . So all broadband absorbers are completed and only a few slats to be stained. Next on the work list are to completed wall paper, painting walls and ceiling. Some rewireing of the electrical system to have lights, ventilation fans segregated from the wall sockets. Acoustics trimming with two wall mounted HF absorbers and some of the slanted boards that will be the last job together with a new floor. So we have a bit of work remaining to do.
So yesterday we get the painting started of the first coating of the yellowish paint that will be the final colour. And completed the last two helmholtz absorbers included all wood work on them, balance only staining. And again, I keept my camera with me to documenting progress.
Cheers
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Thanks Roman,
The pic Kaj 65 is not me, but the colours are familiar as in the Swedish flag. And the red, no anger in the music, most blues and soul, and a energic rock n roll, I like the heavy rock from 1979's so it will be a bit of that as well, if we just could get this completed.
Orksnork,
Yes < 4k, if I dont include what has been on the owners budget, and how much that is I might never know but I assume >4k in materials. Our own budget still within margin as we do not count our own labour cost and we have not needed any contractors or craftsmen so far on this project, that would break the budget in a few days, I estimate that we have put in some 3-400hrs so far (value 9-12k).
The company has been very kind and supportive in delivering material . So we are very
Happy New Year all,
I have som updates of recent work done.
All walls are painted and the light fixtures (flourocent) removed. Installed new Halogene light total 1200W, and two ventilation fans segregated from light circuit. I kept the camera and used no flash to give a feeling of the spot light effect.
I´m happy to continue with our progress. And here we go again!
Orksnork,
. So we are very