This wall was pre-built on the ground, without the studs that would connect to WIC. This allowed me to insert these studs after the wall was standing and I could line up the inner studs.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Isolating the southern knee wall in music room
The southern wall stands next to a partial poured concrete wall. The attachment point for WIC clips is 16" below the top of the wall. At this height the two walls would be around 8" apart due to the concrete wall below. To bridge the gap I used 2x4 pieces, attached to the inner wall with 3 x 2.5" screws.
This wall was pre-built on the ground, without the studs that would connect to WIC. This allowed me to insert these studs after the wall was standing and I could line up the inner studs.
This wall was pre-built on the ground, without the studs that would connect to WIC. This allowed me to insert these studs after the wall was standing and I could line up the inner studs.
Isolating the support beam
I decided to use single leg resilient channel (RC1) to isolate the support structure that was mentioned in an earlier post. I have built the adjacent walls so that they are flush with the surface of the RC1.
RC1 provides acceptable sound isolation at an extremely cheap price, and without using up a lot of space.
RC1 provides acceptable sound isolation at an extremely cheap price, and without using up a lot of space.
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