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On 19/01/2021 19:20, RJH wrote:
On 19 Jan 2021 at 18:00:58 GMT, "nancy"
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I just read this and had to write ..how awful for you I suffer the same and
its soul destroying ..I have soundproof people coming tom to get options but
I fear it's expensive....my latest and only option is to put tv on wall and
drown them out...but sadly they are aware of their behaviour esp banging back
door up until 12.30 a.m when I can finally sleep ...its changed my whole life
...I hope you know your not alone and that sadly some people you just cant
talk to......at least you still have your sense of humour x


I realise Nancy is replying to a 10 year post, but it's always amazed me how
little care is taken with soundproofing between joined-up homes. Well,
disappointed more than amazed I suppose.


In a 1960's bungalow it's par for the course.

Building Regs Part E should have 'cured' the problem in newer
houses and flat conversions. The sound transmission requirements
for the latter are particularly strict, and expensive if you
get it wrong.