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I would like to put down some laminate flooring in a flat. The problem is that it is above a shop. The shops ceiling is commercial: thin 'squares' (I don't know what they're called) very light and not at all soundproofed. Above those 'squares' are the floorboards of the flat. I know I need to soundproof the floor (above the floorboards) before laying the laminate but don't have a clue what to use?


I hope what I've said makes sense and would appreciate any suggestions.


Thanks

L

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Try Selco in Downham


http://www.selcobw.com/products/timber-joinery/flooring/


Deckfon Acoustic flooring


It's trade only but if you go in they'll sell you anything



There's a cheaper fibreboard material. It's about 35mm thick so you'll have to trim the bottom of the doors


Or try Wickes


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Hi Lily, have you thought about getting someone to lift the floorboards and adding acoustic mineral wool or a similar product underneath the floorboards? This is what I'm a about to embark on I think... been doing a fair amount of research. Then using an acoustic sealent inbetween the floorboards, then any additional product (as mentioned above) on top. Could even recommend a handyman for the job if you're interested.

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