Michael Tucker

Thu 26 Dec 2013 06:16pm

Hello Oscar, You have a few options, it's best to get some one out. Put your job onto rated people's site to get a free quotation & site visit. Regards Michael

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mark reeve

Mon 23 Dec 2013 09:34am

Hi Oscar, depends how loud it is . not an easy fix. you will need to cover the area with pre bonded acoustic backed boards. will raise the level of floor aprox 20.mm. Mark.

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Alistair Ewen

Sat 21 Dec 2013 07:56am

Hi , you need to lift floor boards and fill with glass wool then replace floorboards cover with 25mm plasterboard the a floating chiboard floor on top a lot of work i know but it works i have fitted this in flats and know it works regards Alistair A & M Bathrooms

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Jeff Adams

Wed 18 Dec 2013 09:11pm

Hi Oscar. I would suggest you get an expert in to test the noise levels. No point in spending money if the people below are breaching the laws. Jeff

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Ross Hutchison

Tue 17 Dec 2013 10:38pm

Hi Oscar - you need to absorb the noise so a very heavy underlay and thick carpet or if you can get under your floor boards put a layer of insulation (same as the loft stuff) in between and this will kill noise too.

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Marek Kluk

Tue 17 Dec 2013 06:05pm

Hi Oscar, You need to use special soundproof underlay then put new floor on top. Thanks Marek Kluk Forrest Fox

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