Wall thickness children’s room / bathroom

Recommendation for action for me?

Minimum 17.5' wall or lightweight construction

We do not hear any noises from the bathroom. Whether it's the shower, hairdryer, or radio. Therefore, we are satisfied with the wall thickness in that area.

By the way: Teen volume cannot be compared with the shower or other noises. Teens are always louder!

In the bathroom, I don't care about the noises the children make. This is about the sounds of the shower, which might possibly come into the children's room and wake the child.

This is about the noises from the shower that might come into the children's room and could wake the child.

Phew... do you already have children? A baby can’t be woken up by anything at all... and then comes the phase where the baby has to get used to noise so that it can cope with sounds. And if you do everything wrong, the toddler can’t sleep because it hears a pin drop unusually loudly.

Of course, you can follow Sebastian Lexmaul and a) first focus on the thickness of the wall, b) the quality of the door, and c) then the material of the wall. Maybe also leave out the wardrobe, the resonating body... that was a joke.

Personally, I would pay attention to good doors, that’s what you should do anyway... bathrooms are always doubly boarded in timber frame construction, and the other variations are also walls that have their reason for existing.

Now you're getting weird ... Yvonne's response (own experience) has as much or as little significance as yours (own experience), a few answers earlier

Nothing weird - if I don't know how loud a washing machine is, I can't really use that as an example. My parents' new Miele is so ultra quiet, I never would have thought these machines could be like that.

Therefore, I didn't mean the experience itself regarding significance, but the statement "I don't know how many dB our washing machine has, but just take that as an example to refute Sebastian's statement."

Especially since I never guessed anything in the order Yvonne claims...

I do not refute anything, and certainly not you, lexmaul, I am writing down an experience, just like you