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    Default Aluminium Membrane for side Walls.

    Guys, Do you know if I use asphaltic membrane w/aluminium (the ones that is used in roofs for moisture) in the side walls and a layer of gypsum is better for the TL ?
    http://www.ormiflex.com/productos_me...d=preelaborada
    The order is (Ex. to In.) : 15cm Wall - Membrane - 12.5mm Gypsum layer.

    What dou you think ? ? :roll:
    PLEASE I ONLY WANT TO KNOW IF I COULD GET A BETTER TL WITH THIS IN THE WALL... I KNOW, AFTER THAT I GOING TO BUILD ANOTHER ROOM WITH GYPSUM IN THE INTERIOR.
    JUST TO GIVE THE WALL MORE ISALATION.

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    Demian,

    Personally I kind of doubt it - but - seeing as it has never been tested (AFAIK) who can say?

    You want to experiment - you spend your money and you take your chances -

    Possibilities are:

    It might make it better

    It might make it worse

    It might make no change at all........

    Your guess is as good as mine which is the case.......

    Personally - I always reccomend that everyone sticks with materials and assemblies that are tried and true - known tested rated assemblies........... tis the best place to invest your money.

    Good luck,

    Rod
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rod Gervais
    Demian,

    Personally I kind of doubt it - but - seeing as it has never been tested (AFAIK) who can say?

    You want to experiment - you spend your money and you take your chances -

    Possibilities are:

    It might make it better

    It might make it worse

    It might make no change at all........

    Your guess is as good as mine which is the case.......

    Personally - I always reccomend that everyone sticks with materials and assemblies that are tried and true - known tested rated assemblies........... tis the best place to invest your money.

    Good luck,

    Rod
    Hey Rob! 8-)
    I answered here:
    http://forum.studiotips.com/viewtopic.php?t=2009

    Thanx,
    Demian

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