I'm trying to research loads because I'm converting my loft into a studio & we already have joists in, under that is plaster board then downstairs, I cant take the joists up so I have to work with what I got, I have planned to spend a lot on acustic insulation then a wood flour then soundproof Matt's then a carpet over the top but it might be a waste of money because the sound will just vibrate though the joists to downstairs, is their any product or way around this, like putting these on top of the joists, I cant build new joisists as I will loose hight
Jordon. Thankyou for your enquiry. This has been forward to the relevant person within our company, who will be in contact soon. Once again , thank you for contacting InstaCoustic.
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Acoustic floating floor for what? A person and a mic could have explained that better than generic music. I know that for a recording studio this is useless, and that's all I'm interested in. Try throwing in a little scientific explanation and you may find sales get a little better.
