ENIGMACODE
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Hello Rick and Michael
In regard to drywall installation, I've gotten some valuable information in the past from: Rod Gervais,Innovations,Rick,and Frederick.
As Rick illustrated here:
http://home.ucwphilly.rr.com/livesound/rick-combo.jpg <the 'boxed example' would apply to my situation explained here:
Do I understand this to mean that even in regard to 'wood' stud construction, (double wall partitions), where one 'outer' wall is built facing the exterior 'OUTSIDE', and in my case where another 'interior' sub wall is built as part of a 'FREE STANDING' room, that it is better to leave that 'OUTER' wall 'WITHOUT' Drywall installed facing the inside NON-Drywalled side of the 'INNER' wall - so that you have 2 exposed insulated walls facing each other???
As illustrated here:
http://home.ucwphilly.rr.com/livesound/par-combo-1.jpg
And does it really matter in regard to these scenarios?
As illustrated here:
http://home.ucwphilly.rr.com/livesound/par-combo-2.jpg
http://home.ucwphilly.rr.com/livesound/par-combo-3.jpg
http://home.ucwphilly.rr.com/livesound/par-combo-4.jpg
http://home.ucwphilly.rr.com/livesound/par-combo-5.jpg
*Please bear in mind that NONE of this NEW structure is actually fastened to the OLD structure. (I took GREAT pain to isolate the NEW walls with home-made iso brackets as per Rod Gervais's advice)
Thanx again guys ..
Best Regards
Mike Fraticelli
ROCKON@ucwphilly.rr.com
In regard to drywall installation, I've gotten some valuable information in the past from: Rod Gervais,Innovations,Rick,and Frederick.
As Rick illustrated here:
http://home.ucwphilly.rr.com/livesound/rick-combo.jpg <the 'boxed example' would apply to my situation explained here:
Do I understand this to mean that even in regard to 'wood' stud construction, (double wall partitions), where one 'outer' wall is built facing the exterior 'OUTSIDE', and in my case where another 'interior' sub wall is built as part of a 'FREE STANDING' room, that it is better to leave that 'OUTER' wall 'WITHOUT' Drywall installed facing the inside NON-Drywalled side of the 'INNER' wall - so that you have 2 exposed insulated walls facing each other???
As illustrated here:
http://home.ucwphilly.rr.com/livesound/par-combo-1.jpg
And does it really matter in regard to these scenarios?
As illustrated here:
http://home.ucwphilly.rr.com/livesound/par-combo-2.jpg
http://home.ucwphilly.rr.com/livesound/par-combo-3.jpg
http://home.ucwphilly.rr.com/livesound/par-combo-4.jpg
http://home.ucwphilly.rr.com/livesound/par-combo-5.jpg
*Please bear in mind that NONE of this NEW structure is actually fastened to the OLD structure. (I took GREAT pain to isolate the NEW walls with home-made iso brackets as per Rod Gervais's advice)
Thanx again guys ..
Best Regards
Mike Fraticelli
ROCKON@ucwphilly.rr.com
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