Rickardbravo
Novice Member
Hello
I would need some advice on my upcoming cinema.
We have just built our house and have a room we will make a cinema in.
I was going to soundproof the room a bit. I thought I would build an extra wall on two of the walls. With an air gap.
Now to the question. The walls look like this.
(seen from the outside of the room.)
____________
plasterboard
OSB
rockwall insulation
OSB
plasterboard
____________
Homecinema
How do I build the wall.
Option A)
____________
plasterboard
OSB
rockwall insulation
OSB
plasterboard
Air gap 2cm
Rockwall insulation
plasterboard
plasterboard
____________
Homecinema
or
Option B)
____________
plasterboard
OSB
rockwall insulation
Air gap 2cm
Rockwall insulation
plasterboard
plasterboard
____________
Homecinema
In alternative B, I remove the OSB and the plasterboard closest to the cinema before I build on the new wall with an air gap.
I may not even need to build an extra wall? What do you think ?
Just for the info, planning to install a 7.2.4 . bafflewall in the front.
Best regards
Rickard
I would need some advice on my upcoming cinema.
We have just built our house and have a room we will make a cinema in.
I was going to soundproof the room a bit. I thought I would build an extra wall on two of the walls. With an air gap.
Now to the question. The walls look like this.
(seen from the outside of the room.)
____________
plasterboard
OSB
rockwall insulation
OSB
plasterboard
____________
Homecinema
How do I build the wall.
Option A)
____________
plasterboard
OSB
rockwall insulation
OSB
plasterboard
Air gap 2cm
Rockwall insulation
plasterboard
plasterboard
____________
Homecinema
or
Option B)
____________
plasterboard
OSB
rockwall insulation
Air gap 2cm
Rockwall insulation
plasterboard
plasterboard
____________
Homecinema
In alternative B, I remove the OSB and the plasterboard closest to the cinema before I build on the new wall with an air gap.
I may not even need to build an extra wall? What do you think ?
Just for the info, planning to install a 7.2.4 . bafflewall in the front.
Best regards
Rickard