Recent content by Ruasonid

Yes, and it's the single skin of plasterboard than I cannot touch for various reasons so I'm limited to what I can do from the other side. Current plan is to reinforce the existing batts to create a 50mm frame. Thanks.

Thanks. So you only have 6mm of nomoreply and the Stormwall? That's not going to reduce noise transmission to any degree.

So what is the thickness of material (cement boards, etc.) that you have behind the Stormwall (I meant to say Stormwall not Showerwall)?

Just for clarification: I was suggesting to remove the plasterboard and cardboard sandwich on the bathroom side, leaving the bedroom side, and adding wooden batts, to strengthen the structure. I was not proposing to build another stud wall. Thanks, that is a possibility though I was thinking...

Thanks all. I probably have space for two additional sheets of plasterboard so will go for that option unless there is a better suggestion (except taking the wall down). I will have acoustic insulation installed too.

The room is in use. It's not possible, so I'm looking for the best option with the bedroom side in situ. Thanks.

I have a paramount wall (a sandwich of plasterboard and cardboard honeycomb) between a bedroom and a bathroom. As part of the bathroom refurbishment I'd like to do something about noise transmission since a shower will be installed adjacent and existing noise levels from the bathroom are already...