I’ve had a Record DX5000 extractor for a couple of months but due to the lack of wall space I had built a wooden stand for it to be fixed to, Well with a lot of shunting around in the garage I have finally managed to find just enough wall space to mount it on (a little job for over the Christmas period) now this is where my slight concern arises. The wall I intend to mount the extractor on is the kitchen wall so I would prefer it if I could keep the sound and vibrations to a min going through the wall, I’ve got some 3mm thick 80 shore nitrile rubber sheet that I was thinking to fitting between the bracket and the wall and another piece between the bracket and the drum which I hope should deaden the noise travelling through the wall do you think it would also be advisable to first mount the extractor on to a piece of wooden baton before fitting to the wall (along with the rubber sheet) or do you think that would be overkill? Any other pointers?
Cheers
Simon
Cheers
Simon