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News Release from: Institute of Acoustics | Subject: Conference in Ireland
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial Team on 19 October 2005

Are current sound insulation standards
adequate?

The degree of sound insulation between our homes is an issue of increasing concern, particularly in higher density developments: this is the frequent source of litigation between the parties involved

The degree of sound insulation between our homes is an issue of increasing concern, particularly in higher density developments Anecdotal evidence suggests that it is the greatest source of complaint and increasingly the source of litigation between the parties involved

With the advent of the new Building Regulations (Approved Document E 2003) in England and Wales with the associated routes of Robust Standard Details of Pre-Completion Testing, it is an opportune time to examine the situation in Ireland and identify the issues that need to be addressed.

The Institute of Acoustics will be holding a joint meeting of the Irish and Scottish branches on 25 November 2005 at Clontarf Castle, Dublin, to discuss the implemention of the current England and Wales Building Regulations and the proposed revision to the Scottish Building Regulations.

It is considered that this meeting will provide a forum for discussion as to the suitability of the Buildings Regulations within the UK being implemented in Ireland.

The meeting will be of interest to Building Control Authorities, architects, developers, construction companies and, of course, acousticians.

For a copy of the programme or to register, please visit the IOA website or contact Linda Canty by telephone. Request a free brochure from Institute of Acoustics ...

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