what is the best solid flooring to reduce echo
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Imagery on Feb 21, 2011Carpet is the best sound absorber....Helpful Reply
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Darby C on Feb 21, 2011Laminate wood flooring has a pad under it that could help with the echo.Helpful Reply
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James A on Feb 21, 2011Cork flooring sounds like a good option .. option ... optionHelpful Reply
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Brent B on Feb 21, 2011You can also install a layer of cork over the subfloor and install wood over it, if this is a big issue for you, Tony.Helpful Reply
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Paul Slayton Contracting on Feb 21, 2011I second the cork floor.Helpful Reply
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Sean W on Feb 21, 2011There is foam rubber underlayment mat that helps reduce noise. This is solad at Home Depot and Lowes.Helpful Reply
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KMS Woodworks on Feb 22, 2011A lot of the echo has to do with the "other" items in the room...hard blank wall will bounce the sound around more. Upholstered furniture and window coverings can help....most laminates will always sound Hollow compared to a sturdy nailed down solid hardwood floor...even if fancy underlayments are used.Helpful Reply
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TaCora Design on Feb 22, 2011carpet can do, a solid floor such as wood should be fine, all you need a great underlaymnetHelpful Reply
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Sean W on Feb 22, 2011Carpet with double pad works great.Helpful Reply
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Hudson Designs on Feb 22, 2011Oak flooring with a 30 lbs felt pad helps. But if sound is a real issue then carpet as the other have said will deaden the sound best.Helpful Reply
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