Nice, then my assumptions above are correct.B Billh said:
Perhaps this is something that would have been applicable in your case:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...wQFnoECCsQAQ&usg=AOvVaw16LGFwj3yWv4xzIOOm1_Ml
Haha, I stumbled upon those cones a couple of weeks ago as well actually. They were around 3-400:- each. It gets a bit financially demanding.
but back to the subject. Shouldn't there be a layer of plasterboard ABOVE the insulation before the floor structure to the neighbor above?
but back to the subject. Shouldn't there be a layer of plasterboard ABOVE the insulation before the floor structure to the neighbor above?
if they are wooden floor beams, there are certainly 2 layers of gypsum under the floor beams and a chipboard above.
there are plenty of different hoods for spotlights that you mount above.
there are plenty of different hoods for spotlights that you mount above.
I would guess that the floor structure is built like this example. Quite standard