Hello,
I have purchased a mid-terrace house from a developer. Since I want sound-insulating doors, I cannot use the door company recommended by the developer. They only install the standard doors planned for the project.
Now I am considering not having any doors installed during construction and having a specialist company fit them only after handover. At the same time, parquet flooring still needs to be installed throughout. How should I best organize these tasks?
Does anyone have experience with acoustic interior doors? I would like to have them on the bedroom doors and on the ground floor in the "living room." The "living room" will also serve as a consultation room for a psychological practice. The house will be shared by a group of people in their mid-40s. I don’t want to know what my housemate is doing in their bedroom.
I have purchased a mid-terrace house from a developer. Since I want sound-insulating doors, I cannot use the door company recommended by the developer. They only install the standard doors planned for the project.
Now I am considering not having any doors installed during construction and having a specialist company fit them only after handover. At the same time, parquet flooring still needs to be installed throughout. How should I best organize these tasks?
Does anyone have experience with acoustic interior doors? I would like to have them on the bedroom doors and on the ground floor in the "living room." The "living room" will also serve as a consultation room for a psychological practice. The house will be shared by a group of people in their mid-40s. I don’t want to know what my housemate is doing in their bedroom.
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Bertram1001 Jun 2020 11:55OK. Sounds reasonable. I’ll do it that way. Then I just have to lay the floor correctly under the doors. That can be planned.
Bertram100 schrieb:
Because if I had taken the doors from the developer, I would have had doors first, then the flooring to be installed myself. The order is always a compromise, often relying on floating flooring. It is more difficult to install flooring under the door frame. It is better to install the floors first, then the door frames.
Bertram100 schrieb:
Does anyone have experience with acoustic interior doors? Who offers something like that?
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NatureSys3 Jul 2020 20:28We have a soundproof door with a rubber seal at the bottom for my home office. It’s great...
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