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    flue in block of flats

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    Low profile domestic soundproofing

    OK I understand, sorry I am a little irritable from chronic lack of sleep. Actually I can see an advantage to being totally deaf, and just have a hearing aid I can switch on and off. What method did you use to build your partition?
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    Low profile domestic soundproofing

    Wow thats original. It also does not make sense, how will I hear anything from the headphones if I am deaf? If you've nothing useful to contribute please go play with traffic.
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    Low profile domestic soundproofing

    Steve - you are not too far off the mark, ultimately I plan to leave the madness of London, but I am trying to finish postgrad studies and have no choice but to adapt the flat for now. There are lots of things not allowed, laminate, dogs etc. but I really don't want to alienate all of my...
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    Low profile domestic soundproofing

    Dear Acousticians I would like to ask for some advice about low profile solutions in a scenario in which there is not much space to lose. From what I've read there seems to be a depth of knowledge that I have not found on DIY forums. I live on the second floor of a 5 story block of flats...
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    RUBBERCRETE

    yes the walltransform.co.uk is the main website actually, you can see the BBA certification which I understand is hard to get. Its just such a relatively unknown product in the building world I had to ask if anyone has actually used it.
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    RUBBERCRETE

    Hi can I ask if anyone has any experience with using a product called Rubbercrete http://www.rubbercrete.co.uk/index.php The test results look impressive but I want to get real life feedback from people who have used it, how easy is it for a competent plasterer to use, is it effective at...
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    Soundproofing experts - low profile wall/ceiling options?

    Thanks Delux, I wanted to try applying resi bars direct to a skimmed wall without battens. I thought of using mineral wool but its usually thicker than the resi bar so what do you think will happen if I compress it, is that ok? I would then finish with just one layer of soundbloc...
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    Soundproofing experts - low profile wall/ceiling options?

    Thanks Deluks Are you saying soundcoat on over plasterboard and resi bars? Gyproc think that soundcoat and double board would do sod all, so I found a rubber membrane only 3mm thick which I could sandwich between the plasterboard. Do you think that gypliner is a better product for...
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    Soundproofing experts - low profile wall/ceiling options?

    Dear all, I’m looking all over for a low profile wall soundproofing solution for my flat. there are quite a few products out there for low profile sound proofing, like gyproc triline and Acara panels which perform very well but are expensive. The noise is general talking and loud footsteps...
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    Soundproofing experts - low profile wall/ceiling options?

    Thanks Nige! Is there really a Father Abraham or is it a joke I dont get? Are you saying I should speak to a Catholic priest about my noise problems? :? Merry Christmas to you and everyone!
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    conrete under render?

    Is this concrete slab I have in my ceiling? It looks ashen and lumpy but its solid.
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    soundproof project

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    Soundproofing experts - low profile wall/ceiling options?

    Dear all, I’m looking all over for a low profile wall soundproofing solution for my flat. there are quite a few products out there for low profile sound proofing, like gyproc triline and Acara panels which perform very well but are expensive. The noise is general talking and loud...
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    porcelain tiles on slightly uneven concrete floor

    Greetings oh knowledgeable ones, I would like to tile a 2.5 x 2.5 sq m galley kitchen with 330mm sq porcelain tiles. It is an ex-local authority flat with a concrete floor, has some cracks in parts. I’ve run my spirit level over sections of the floor, and it seems level in some parts...
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