Make The Space – Monday 14th March

#22

I am not sure maybe there is misunderstanding…

PLY + PLASTERBOARD + PLASTERBOARD + WALL + PLASTERBOARD + PLASTERBOARD + PLY

#23

This means it’s impossible to get into the wall later to add cables.

#24

The double tackling plasterboard is mandatory for a sound proofing.
Its standard practice .

#25

Yes

#26

Given how many times we’ve taken the ply down I reiterate again this is a terrible idea. We’ve still got half a dozen things to take the wall down for in the front again.

#27

Yes

#28

We are just going to have to live with it , or give up the idea of a sound proofing

#29

The side walls will be removable.

Otherwise put conduit in the walls.

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#30

This brings up an interesting point about why we are sound proofing this wall?

Seems a bit over the top to me, but we have the material so we have to move on, but we will likely come to regret the lack of access.

#31

I’m not too bothered, but we must put all teh cablez in to the wall now, or we’re up the creek.

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#32

Bear in mind that the ply will be stood off on battens, so if you don’t mind protuding socket boxes, you can run cables behind it.

#33

Was planning to put all the tool control atuff on the surface in armed flex so it’s flexible

#34

Why are we soundproofing the wall to the ‘noisy’ workshop? It is that your question?

Put the wires in now. Plus some extras.

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#35

Cable trays ?

#36

Whats done is done, lets move on, it isn’t a huge issue.

#37

Doesn’t even really mean that either. We can easily hack out the PB from behind

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#38

What time you getting there joe?

#39

Will try to get there by 1600

#40

Good point.

#41

Let me know when you’re 20mins away and I’ll come down