Punica
2016-02-06 22:43:58
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I guess: It depends...
Disputing tenants above or flying plates can also be heard through the concrete ceiling. And if a chimney passes through, even better. You can definitely do something against impact noise; above the exposed wooden ceiling (which was important to us) we have a splinter filling, on top of which is the upper floor floor structure. And of course with underfloor heating - also upstairs. What should argue against that?
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Ok, I hadn't known that until now.
I always assumed that underfloor heating can only be implemented in conjunction with the concrete ceiling.
Thanks for the hint!
It's just a matter of planning. You don't put the living or bedroom under the upstairs bathroom - or do you want to route the wastewater pipes past the sofa downwards?
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The toilet upstairs comes above the bathroom on the ground floor, or above the utility room. (my current assumption)
But that is then the task of our architect.
In our current apartment, it is such that you also hear noises (not insignificant ones - which we want to avoid in the new building) not only in rooms vertically above you, but also from diagonally above us.
Best regards.