Hello everyone,
we have purchased a house built in 1996, constructed with solid building methods. However, the upper floor is incredibly noisy. My daughter’s room is right next to our bedroom. She has a large gable in her room. When she simply plugs in a charging cable, it sounds as if it is happening in our bedroom. If she talks quietly, we can hear every single word. What can I do? What needs to be checked, and who or what type of company is the right contact for this? It is really very loud and driving us crazy.
we have purchased a house built in 1996, constructed with solid building methods. However, the upper floor is incredibly noisy. My daughter’s room is right next to our bedroom. She has a large gable in her room. When she simply plugs in a charging cable, it sounds as if it is happening in our bedroom. If she talks quietly, we can hear every single word. What can I do? What needs to be checked, and who or what type of company is the right contact for this? It is really very loud and driving us crazy.
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KlingeFCK31 Jan 2021 20:49Schimi1791 schrieb:
Isover offers special soundproofing panels.
ISOVER Akustic SSP 2 sound-absorbing panel Does anyone here have any experience with these?
Schimi179131 Jan 2021 21:18That’s why this is about "damage control" ...
bauenmk202031 Jan 2021 23:25We (unfortunately) have a similar issue (though not as severe). Adding a partition wall could be an option. If possible, try rearranging heavy furniture (placing it against the walls) and use sound-absorbing materials, such as heavy curtains on the windows.
Otherwise, consult experts. You might also consider swapping rooms. Of course, this only helps if there is a room serving as a “sound buffer” in between.
Otherwise, consult experts. You might also consider swapping rooms. Of course, this only helps if there is a room serving as a “sound buffer” in between.
KlingeFCK schrieb:
My daughter's room is adjacent to our bedroom. She has a large gable in her room. Is it possible that both rooms share the same gable?
*) I'm tired this week and don't want to go through the roof terminology glossary again
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