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If you're doing drywall
best to have an air space like an 1" between wall or ceiling layers
'framed out' 2x wood or 20ga. steel
& not touching either surfaces,
put drywall & fire tape it, on both sides of both surfaces
so it would NOT have any vibrations, carried over into another room or wall/ceilings
that's how we did do partition walls, a few ceilings too, in housing/apartments
or townhouses/condos etc.
add a lil insulation blown in or 6" R30 or R60 bats, if you got room
so sound won't travel between units
it works,
but takes away some room space
best to have an air space like an 1" between wall or ceiling layers
'framed out' 2x wood or 20ga. steel
& not touching either surfaces,
put drywall & fire tape it, on both sides of both surfaces
so it would NOT have any vibrations, carried over into another room or wall/ceilings
that's how we did do partition walls, a few ceilings too, in housing/apartments
or townhouses/condos etc.
add a lil insulation blown in or 6" R30 or R60 bats, if you got room
so sound won't travel between units
it works,
but takes away some room space
