Flux AI: staggered stud wall

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This image illustrates a staggered stud wall design standing 8 feet high, optimized for maximum acoustical isolation. It features two layers of 2x4 wood framing with interwoven batt insulation. A resilient furring strip is shown installed every 2 feet horizontally, which supports a layer of ¾ inch plywood. A layer of ½ inch gypsum wall board is directly fastened to the plywood on both sides. Additionally, the design includes a 1x6 wood finish wall base accentuated with a bullnose top and quarter-round trim at the bottom. Clear labels indicate the wood framing's top plate and sole plate, ensuring easy understanding of the construction details.
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Staggered Stud Wall Design for Acoustical Isolation

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This is a 2D cross-section drawing of a staggered stud wall designed for sound isolation. The drawing shows multiple layers starting from the inner portion, including staggered studs creating an air gap. Rockwool insulation fills the spaces between these studs. Next, there’s a secondary layer comprising 12.7 mm Fibreboard attached to 15.9 mm Gypsum Board, using Green Glue for enhanced damping. The outer layer features resilient channels affixed to the studs, topped with another layer of 12.7 mm fibreboard and 18 mm gypsum board. The drawing also illustrates joint sealants and wooden plates for airtightness. Lastly, all joints and edges are carefully sealed to ensure soundproofing efficacy.
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Staggered Stud Wall Cross-section for Optimal Sound Isolation

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