Gausek
2018-11-01 21:47:03
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Hello everyone,
in the construction performance description of a potential home builder, it states that simple sound insulation according to DIN4109 will be installed.
Mr. Google says that this is the legal minimum requirement and not really great. The question is whether this is actually sufficient in practice? We want a 140 sqm city villa with currently one small child.
How should this be formulated in the construction performance description if we want better sound insulation? Are there "better" DIN standards? Do construction companies even offer this, or are they already fixed with their construction method (here lightweight expanded clay aggregate from prefabricated parts)?
Many thanks!
in the construction performance description of a potential home builder, it states that simple sound insulation according to DIN4109 will be installed.
Mr. Google says that this is the legal minimum requirement and not really great. The question is whether this is actually sufficient in practice? We want a 140 sqm city villa with currently one small child.
How should this be formulated in the construction performance description if we want better sound insulation? Are there "better" DIN standards? Do construction companies even offer this, or are they already fixed with their construction method (here lightweight expanded clay aggregate from prefabricated parts)?
Many thanks!