Thursday, 11 August 2016

[Help] Designing a soundreduced jam space within a room. Modular design for easy storage and rebuild.

Hello All!

A friend and I are putting together a music room in his new house, but we also don't want to do touch, drill, nail or do anything to the existing walls or ceiling.

Since the room is quite large, and has 9 foot ceilings, we're pretty confident that we can build modular "wall frames" that can be bolted together and taken down on a whim in case guests are staying.

These would have foam insulation within the frame and the peaks/valleys foam on the outside (facing inward) that would be attached by velcro for easy removal and roll up. Felt glued on the bottom of each frame would protect the floor, if not just put down a rug.

Here is the basic mockup: http://ift.tt/2aVwFDV

EDIT: A more accurate mockup: http://ift.tt/2aJxpsy

(I don't think the actual space would have quite as many. Maybe 3 on each side at 3.33' each panel.

We're going with this because he has a storage crawlspace in the same room that these could be placed stacked on each other and the bed put back down. Also, any decoration would be left on the wall, and no one would be the wiser.

Are we on the right track? Or is this dumb?



Submitted August 11, 2016 at 08:26PM by cbech http://ift.tt/2aE5rCV

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