goldeneyedmonkey
Established Member
Hello all,
I'm planning on installing a false ceiling in my workshop-to-be, to eliminate some of the racket that I'm making. I have some vibration mounts that I'm going to fix to the top-side of some MDF, and then have loft-type insulation sat on top of it, providing an air-gap above it of about 20mm or so.
The insulation will be between 100mm and 150mm, haven't decided yet, my question is, are there some brackets that I could get to attach the vibration mounts to the joists in the ceiling above? Otherwise I'm thinking of using some of this stainless steel banding. Anyone got any ideas if this wold work?
It's not going to be a massive load, 9-12mm MDF and then probably 100mm insulation on top. There will be a vibration mount fixing every 2m square or so. Depending on the joists. These are the mounts I'm talking about.
Has anyone got any better ideas on how to do this? All I want is a suspended ceiling utilising these vibration mounts I have. Cheap as possible.
Input much appreciated and needed.
Cheers all _Dan.
I'm planning on installing a false ceiling in my workshop-to-be, to eliminate some of the racket that I'm making. I have some vibration mounts that I'm going to fix to the top-side of some MDF, and then have loft-type insulation sat on top of it, providing an air-gap above it of about 20mm or so.
The insulation will be between 100mm and 150mm, haven't decided yet, my question is, are there some brackets that I could get to attach the vibration mounts to the joists in the ceiling above? Otherwise I'm thinking of using some of this stainless steel banding. Anyone got any ideas if this wold work?
It's not going to be a massive load, 9-12mm MDF and then probably 100mm insulation on top. There will be a vibration mount fixing every 2m square or so. Depending on the joists. These are the mounts I'm talking about.
Has anyone got any better ideas on how to do this? All I want is a suspended ceiling utilising these vibration mounts I have. Cheap as possible.
Input much appreciated and needed.
Cheers all _Dan.