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DIY & Home Improvement

steve2470

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2. thanks for that

Reply to Warpy (Reply #1)

Sun Aug 31, 2014, 08:19 PM

Aug 2014

My neighbor downstairs says he can hear me walk in my kitchen. He's not complaining, only giving me information. I'm in a condo. It kind of amazed me that he could. I'm glad he's a nice guy and not complaining. There's nothing I can do, of course. I'm not doing jumping jacks up here !

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floors and sound [View all] steve2470 Aug 2014 OP

Soundproofing insulation between floors Warpy Aug 2014 #1

thanks for that steve2470 Aug 2014 #2

Mere insulation is inadequate. Compound flooring materials, glue lams, plywood trusses, all better. NYC_SKP Aug 2014 #3

House and hotel construction are radically different. jeff47 Aug 2014 #4

THAT was a really excellent post, thanks ! steve2470 Aug 2014 #5

I hated the sound of electronics (tv, music, BASS) from other apartments. 'People' noises valerief Aug 2014 #6