Berti_90
2018-03-16 17:43:57
- #1
Hello everyone,
I am new here, but have already owned my own home (old building) for 6 years. So a little about me... I am Sven, 28 years young, and I am looking for help because I don't quite know how to proceed anymore.
I am facing the problem that in my old building the intermediate ceiling is a beam layer. From below, these are covered with drywall panels and a wooden construction. From above, there is about 60mm of glass wool (beams 180mm), above that cardboard and then a layer of boards (see pictures). When you now walk/move normally upstairs, this comes through extremely loud below (hollow body = megaphone principle?). Currently, the entire floor (13m x 6m) is not in use but is supposed to become living space in the near future.
My idea now would be to remove the entire layer of boards, fill the hollow space (no glass wool!) and then build a proper floor with Fermacell screed boards. Above that will be a foil, then impact sound insulation made of pressed wood fibers and above that OSB boards for a clean finish. The floor (real wood) can then be laid there.
Good idea? Other opinions / suggestions?
Regards -Sven-
I am new here, but have already owned my own home (old building) for 6 years. So a little about me... I am Sven, 28 years young, and I am looking for help because I don't quite know how to proceed anymore.
I am facing the problem that in my old building the intermediate ceiling is a beam layer. From below, these are covered with drywall panels and a wooden construction. From above, there is about 60mm of glass wool (beams 180mm), above that cardboard and then a layer of boards (see pictures). When you now walk/move normally upstairs, this comes through extremely loud below (hollow body = megaphone principle?). Currently, the entire floor (13m x 6m) is not in use but is supposed to become living space in the near future.
My idea now would be to remove the entire layer of boards, fill the hollow space (no glass wool!) and then build a proper floor with Fermacell screed boards. Above that will be a foil, then impact sound insulation made of pressed wood fibers and above that OSB boards for a clean finish. The floor (real wood) can then be laid there.
Good idea? Other opinions / suggestions?
Regards -Sven-