Triggaaar
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A common option to improve sound isolation is to build a room within a room, and I'm hoping to do the same. It would mean building new walls and ceiling (with insulation) in an existing room, leaving a gap between the new structure and old.
In general building, you wouldn't leave an air gap that's not ventilated, because moist air from the room will get into the space, cool down (because it's now past the insulation) and condense, creating damp/water.
Has anyone go experience of this happening/not happening, or know how to reduce the risk of it happening?
In general building, you wouldn't leave an air gap that's not ventilated, because moist air from the room will get into the space, cool down (because it's now past the insulation) and condense, creating damp/water.
Has anyone go experience of this happening/not happening, or know how to reduce the risk of it happening?