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So can we agree, houses built with 2 layers of dry wall and an air core will have more sound deadening than a house built with concrete walls? And that the ori
by geoduck14 5y ago
So can we agree, houses built with 2 layers of dry wall and an air core will have more sound deadening than a house built with concrete walls?
And that the original posters tale of "superior sound insulation" in a house with concrete walls is likely due to factors other than the concrete walls?
- gambiting 5y agoAll I said was that my mum has a house made entirely of concrete and the noise insulation in that house is insane, you can't hear a single thing from room to room. I'm not a structural engineer however and I have no idea why that is.
- geoduck14 5y agoOh. Ok. So you have 2 facts sitting right next to each other that are completely unrelated. One about the construction of a building. The other about sound transmission withing the house. I understand. I was under the impression that you were trying to suggest that one fact implied the other. Forgive me