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Shower Question

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  • 25-08-2007 9:33am
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    Raven_k42
    Registered Users Posts: 358 ✭✭


    Easy question first !!. To replace a 10yo Triton electric shower that is really really noisy (sounds like bearings or something...but equivalent to a plane taking off in the house !!)...do I need a plumber or an electrician ???.

    That same shower is in an en-suite in the second bedroom...which shares a wall with the main bedroom. The wall must be paper-thin...cos leaving aside the shower...you can hear everything that happens in the en-suite. And I mean everything. No need for further explanation. What are my options for some kind of soundproofing...or even sound-damping ??. I noticed in another thread about injecting some expandable foam. Might this be a viable option thus avoiding the construction/mess in the main bedroom of taking down a wall to re-plaster and fill ??.

    Many thanks,
    K.


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    Avns1s
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    A plumber should be able to sort you out once the wiring is existing.


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    Most new showers come with little rubber spacers ,that deaden the sound a little.

    To be honest though ,T90's and Mira's are always noisy . Unless you've got it on a brick wall:(

    I change them all the time (Plumber),the t90 has been upgraded in the last month to a slimmer unit.


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