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Excellent thanks. I'd prob do the 2 x layers 12.5 instead of the Fireline as that will help with noise - there is a road the other side of the garage door. I actually use Soundlam / Soundbloc PB wherever possible having previously built recording studios with very high sound reduction...

Yup - I don't mind over spec'ing things at all, especially fire resistance - and I usually go overboard on heat and sound insulation as well - I'm a Mechanical Engineer and naturally over engineer my DIY'ing - it would take me a hundred years to build a house as I fret over straightness, mm's...

Hi, Just to clarify, the garage floor is 250 below - the 230 mentioned was leaving approx 20mm for floorboards. I'm trying to stay away from screed / concrete, not only from the reversibility angle but also access is not ideal for heavier / wider wagons and even more from the point I'm trying...

Hiya, thanks for the link. I did see that but didn't think it too relevant as my wall is planned to be a single dividing wall effectively between the new bedroom and a small 1.5m deep storage space - and I'm hoping the wall can be just of stud construction only with no brickwork involved, apart...

Thank you. A quick google shows various thicknesses including a 230mm thick version available, leaving 20mm for floorboards etc. Could be on to something there, cheers will look in to it further Now just that wall !

Hi - looking to convert 3/4 of an integral garage, leaving the roller shutter door in place to form a small front storage / workspace on the front of a new bedroom. Much rather do it myself and in a way that could be reversible later on and am fine with general construction / timber-work etc...