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Anonymous users2024-01-23Rationally speaking, this is not necessary, after all, there are fewer times to go to the bathroom, and the water is put down upstairs, and the time is only 10---15 seconds. If you are tired of this sound, you can deal with the following, but the effect is not very ideal.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It can be packaged, especially the toilet pipe installed horizontally on the top of the upstairs, which will also have a sound. After wrapping, use red bricks to build it, and paste tiles on the outside, so that it will have an effect.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It was a really loud sound, we had a bathroom upstairs in the bedroom, and we would be woken up every morning when they woke up, and I hated them so much.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20If you think it's loud, it's better to wrap it up.
It must be packed, and the sound of water going up and down the stairs will affect the rest of the home. And most importantly at the bend of the launch, which is the biggest culprit of the noise! After the sewer pipe is wrapped with soundproof cotton, the entire sewer pipe is wrapped with a layer of bricks, which can also play an aesthetic role!
Acoustic insulation of pipes.
This is usually done by applying a layer of acoustic paint to the original pipe. >>>More
Wrap soundproof felt, my home is also wrapped with soundproof felt,.
Some of the key is that after the soundproof cotton is wrapped, the outside must be covered with PVC gusset or tiles, even so, there will be sound, and in layman's terms, some of the sound is reduced to 30 decibels, and it is impossible to have no sound.
It shouldn't be too good, so drop it by 3 to 3 decibels, because the sound will also be transmitted in other ways.