R Rullholk #1 Member · VG · 34 posts 3 Sep 2024 at 12:00 PM Rullholk Member VG 34 posts 3 Sep 2024 at 12:00 PM #1 I was planning to build a soundproof wall in the house against a load-bearing concrete wall. Do I need to board the "back" of the steel stud as well for it to be stable? #soundproof-interior-walls #panels #steel-studs
I was planning to build a soundproof wall in the house against a load-bearing concrete wall. Do I need to board the "back" of the steel stud as well for it to be stable?
T tergo #2 Member · 6 122 posts 3 Sep 2024 at 1:50 PM tergo Member 6,122 posts 3 Sep 2024 at 1:50 PM #2 R Rullholk said: Do I need to put a board on the "back side" of the steel rule for it to be stable? No, but maybe an angle that is attached to the concrete wall in the middle of the steel studs + staggered joints on the boards.
R Rullholk said: Do I need to put a board on the "back side" of the steel rule for it to be stable? No, but maybe an angle that is attached to the concrete wall in the middle of the steel studs + staggered joints on the boards.
R Rullholk #3 Member · VG · 34 posts 3 Sep 2024 at 1:56 PM Rullholk Member VG 34 posts 3 Sep 2024 at 1:56 PM #3 T tergo said: No, but maybe an angle that is attached to the concrete wall in the middle of the steel studs + staggered joints on the panels Exactly what I was considering, to attach a bracket to the wall. Yes, the panels will overlap at the joints.
T tergo said: No, but maybe an angle that is attached to the concrete wall in the middle of the steel studs + staggered joints on the panels Exactly what I was considering, to attach a bracket to the wall. Yes, the panels will overlap at the joints.
