Hi guys,
Just wanted to know if anyone can recommend a good acoustic underlay.
Pickstone guys are moving in upstairs and will be laying carpets next week.
Cheers,
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Acoustic underlay....suggestions??!!
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Acoustic underlay....suggestions??!!
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Re: Acoustic underlay....suggestions??!!
my place is floating on isoboard. from these guys
P: +61 (02) 9971-4600
F: +61 (02) 9971-4611
E: sales@solartex.com.au
W: www.solartex.com.au
that what youre talking about??
P: +61 (02) 9971-4600
F: +61 (02) 9971-4611
E: sales@solartex.com.au
W: www.solartex.com.au
that what youre talking about??
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Re: Acoustic underlay....suggestions??!!
Angel Step 484P if it's a timber floor or 48P if it's going onto a concrete floor.
Make sure you're sitting down when you get the quote. The 484P is around $48 per square metre + GST.
Expensive but effective for impact noise, dampening resonance in a floor and reducing general airborne transmission.
Supplier: Acoustica 1300 722 825 info@acoustica.com.au
If your problem is low frequency diaphragmatic movement of the floor, in simple terms the whole floor is acting like a giant speaker cone, then that requires a lot more structural work.
Good luck.
Make sure you're sitting down when you get the quote. The 484P is around $48 per square metre + GST.
Expensive but effective for impact noise, dampening resonance in a floor and reducing general airborne transmission.
Supplier: Acoustica 1300 722 825 info@acoustica.com.au
If your problem is low frequency diaphragmatic movement of the floor, in simple terms the whole floor is acting like a giant speaker cone, then that requires a lot more structural work.
Good luck.
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Re: Acoustic underlay....suggestions??!!
Just realised I'm suppose to put my name at the end of the post.
Sorry about that chief.
Greg Hooke
Sorry about that chief.
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Re: Acoustic underlay....suggestions??!!
hi greg
nice to have you hanging out here
nice to have you hanging out here
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