Successful sound test in straw-insulated building

The test took place this spring in a guesthouse in Sieben Linden, Beetzendorf. Sound parameters were determined for the following components:
πŸ“£airborne sound insulation R'w and πŸ₯Ύimpact sound insulation L'n,w of two wood joist ceilings:
Β Β Β  1. wooden joist ceiling with coconut impact sound insulation.
Β Β Β  2. wooden joist ceiling with mineral fiber impact sound insulation.
πŸ“£Airborne sound insulation R'w of a guest room partition wall in sand-lime brick construction.

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All investigated building components meet the binding minimum sound insulation according to DIN 4109:2016 and also achieve the "increased sound insulation" according to DIN 4109:1989, Supplement 2 and DIN 4109-5:2020.

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