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Traum20197 Feb 2020 22:07Hello everyone,
we will have our screed installed next week. Today, the laundry chute was installed. Since the pipe riser is right next to it, there is naturally an air gap around the laundry pipe.
What should be used to fill the gap to achieve the best possible sound insulation? PU foam and then screed around it on top?
we will have our screed installed next week. Today, the laundry chute was installed. Since the pipe riser is right next to it, there is naturally an air gap around the laundry pipe.
What should be used to fill the gap to achieve the best possible sound insulation? PU foam and then screed around it on top?
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hampshire7 Feb 2020 22:26The main important thing is that the pipe is largely decoupled from walls and floors. Then, communication can only take place unencrypted, end to end.
seat88 schrieb:
Even if it isn’t 100 percent soundproof, there isn’t laundry dropping there all day, just briefly once in a while....G
Grantlhaua8 Feb 2020 16:23Traum2019 schrieb:
Hello everyone,
we are having our screed installed next week. Today, the laundry chute was mounted. Since the pipe riser is right next to it, there is naturally air around the laundry pipe.
What should be used to fill the gap to achieve the best possible sound insulation? PU foam and screed around it on top? You’ve already described how to achieve good sound insulation. Air is already good. Definitely avoid screed or construction foam; if you use screed, only do so with edge insulation strips. It’s best to add mineral wool as well if you want.
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