One of the biggest nightmares for many homeowners is noisy neighbours and traffic noise. We are inundated with calls for help in this department. Soundproofing homes and offices with effective insulation will improve the situation substantially.
Fitting insulation with a good NRC Noise Reduction Coefficient is essential. The padding is fitted between the floorboards and must be fitted with no air gaps.
Importantly no part of the ceiling below can make contact with the beams of the floor. For this reason, the ceiling below must be separated from the floor beams.
The reason for this is that impact sound like walking on the floor above will travel through the wooden beams, to the ceiling below like a doctors stethoscope.
Drywall partitioning is used with acoustic insulation to reduce noise flow
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