reularising en suite

[tony1851]

If it's a brick or block wall, that would meet the requirement without further work.

 

[edward23]

it seems that it's not hollow sound as is sturdy stuff. .

 

[geraldthehamster]

I am aksing all the questions to weigh my options up.

I have just checked the adjoining wall and when I tap on it the sound is not hollow as on stud walls. Is there a chance that thsi is a brick wall and if it is would it need sound insulation?

One day, and naturally I hope not, you might have something in your life that you do need to worry about. This definitely isn't one of those things.

Cheers
Richard

 

[edward23]

I had plenty of those.

And yes, when I spend my life savings on renovating the house, of course, I am upset when smb deliberately deceives me especially if I trusted them and was on friendly terms with.

 

[geraldthehamster]

I had plenty of those.

And yes, when I spend my life savings on renovating the house, of course, I am upset when smb deliberately deceives me especially if I trusted them and was on friendly terms with.

If everything works properly and the work is sound, then you're creating stress for yourself where none is needed. Do you think a building inspector is going to abseil from a black helicopter in the dead of night and take you to Guantanamo?

Cheers
Richard