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The most intrusive and recurring nuisance between neighbours
is noise (living below the Smiths).
Back in the twentieth century this was accepted as a feature of
multi-occupancy dwellings for two reasons; general ignorance of
the regulations and a lack of a simple remedy available, fitted
by the tradesman in a few hours.
Welcome to the Tweny-first century
Document E of the Building Regulations (England and Wales) and Part
H of The Building Regulations (Scotland) lays down a limit to the
noise through floors and walls and a simple range of building materials
convert sound vibration to heat.
Simple rocket science.
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