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2x4s. I can't remember the specs, but I recall doing research and it was a pretty dense rockwool. I did ask for the drywall panels to be thicker than normal, bu
by copperx 11y ago
2x4s. I can't remember the specs, but I recall doing research and it was a pretty dense rockwool. I did ask for the drywall panels to be thicker than normal, but I don't recall how much. I found out about staggered 2x4s (http://images.meredith.com/diy/images/2008/12/p_SCTC_100_04.jpg http://images.meredith.com/diy/images/2008/12/p_SCTC_100_04....) too late.
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- Anechoic 11y agoI have to agree with Domenic_S, it's probably the solid core doors (I'm guess the jambs and sill are well-sealed also) that's providing most of the benefit moreso than the rockwool. Staggered studs are an option, resilient channel also works well, provided that it's installed correctly.