ᐅ Sound insulation between vertically separated residential units in solid wood buildings
Created on: 24 Apr 2021 20:44
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Here is some information for those interested:
This is how the raw material arrives (by the way, this is the remaining amount 🙂
Then K102 is added in the mixer as a binder.
The result after a few hours:
The ceilings beneath the sound insulation layer are made of 16cm (6 inches) solid structural timber (glulam).
Now 10 days have passed, and the binder has cured, making the layer solid and walkable. Yesterday and today, the staple boards were installed on top (again as DIY). Doesn’t it almost look finished now? ;-)
This is how the raw material arrives (by the way, this is the remaining amount 🙂
Then K102 is added in the mixer as a binder.
The result after a few hours:
The ceilings beneath the sound insulation layer are made of 16cm (6 inches) solid structural timber (glulam).
Now 10 days have passed, and the binder has cured, making the layer solid and walkable. Yesterday and today, the staple boards were installed on top (again as DIY). Doesn’t it almost look finished now? ;-)