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§ 5 WT-06 Apartment / Lift Core In-situ concrete wall nominally 2200mm thick. R... 2 50 ESTIMATE No ;

2 % Shaft side: Bare Discontinuous 8

§ 3 Apartment side: A row of 64mm steel studs set not less than 20mm 3%

Q E clear oi the concrete panel, fixed with one (1) layer of 13mm thick M

Q gt; standard plasterboard.

(Z) .3. Cavities between studs }401lledwith 75mm thick polyester or glasswool

2 E insulation having a density of no less than 11kg/m�031.

E E Total thckns 2 97mm from core

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05 Apartment / CSAF Riser Shaft side: Bare Discontinuous

Apartment side: A row of 64mm steel studs set not less than 20mm

N clear of the concrete panel, fixed with one (1) layer of 13mm thick

�0305 standard plasterboard.

Cavities between studs }401lledwith 75mm thick polyester or glasswool

insulation having a density of no less than 11kg/m�031.

Total thiclms 2 97mm from blodtwork

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WT-12 Apartment / Water Two (2) rows of 64mm steel studs separated by no less than 10mm. R. 2 50 ESTTMATE No

Meter Cupboards Cavity between studs on gag side of the wall shall be }401lledwith 75mm Discomiuuws fa, services

thick 11kg/m�031glasswool or polyester insulation:

One side: One (1) layer of 16mm thick }401re-ratedplasterboard.

N Other side: One (1) layer of 16mm thick }401re-ratedplasterboard.O

(3; 9 Total wall width 2170mm

2 Note:

ff §, o Water supply pipes shall only be }401xedto the row of studs on

3 .3 the water meter side of the wall a

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E 5 AP"":t"'e"$ / l""e"�034"lApartment side: One (1) layer of 13mm thick fire-rated plasterboard E

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3 E cavities between turring channels

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g g Apartrnuml Skins

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WT�02407 Apartment/ Stair Core In-situ concrete wall nominally 2200mm thick. R... 2 S0 ESTIMATE No

Stair side: Bare; or

16mm lurring channel fixed with one (1) layer of 13mm thick standard

plasterboard.

w 35mm mick �030llkg/m�031glasswoolor polyester insulation installed to

O cavities between iurring channels

Apartment side: 16mm furring channel fixed with one (1) layer 0!

13mm thick standard plasterboard.

35mm thick llkglm�031glasswool or polyester insulation installed to

cavities between furring channels.

Total tiickms 2 29mm from core

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:3: 2�030 Sprinkler Control Room with full bedjoints. Discominuous §

�030.32 W3" '-i"i"9 Fire pump 8: sprinkler control room side: 20mm air-gap to a row of E

Q r;- 64mm steel studs fixed with two (2) layers ol 16mm thick }401re-rated 3

2 g plasterboard.

<3 § 75mm thick polyester or glasswool insulation having a density of not

Q 5 less than 11kg/In�031in}401alledin cavities between studs

E 3 other side: BareD e

E 6 Note:

a The plasterboard sheeting shall extend past the ceiling and

shall be no less than 20mm clear of the solfit.

0 All GPOS shall be Fitted with fire rated boxes

lntn-tenmcy Wdls

3 WT-01 / General intra-tenancy One (1) layer 0110mm thidr standard plasterboard (or MR N/A - No

W-F02 Walls plasterboard as necessary) each side ola 64mm or 92mm }401eelstud.

No insulation installed in cavities between studs

Note:

a Walls shall be constructed to ceiling height only.

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(�030£4'2 w-F02 Ba}401lmoms plasterboard as necessary) each side of a 64mm or 92mm steel stud. separation of not lesthan §

g 9 No insllation installed in cavities between studs. F" " C�03140 b°""'°°" was�034 1-�031.

'" E , , 'pes 81 habitable rooms "�030Q 5 Extend the bathroom side at phsterboard full-height to soflit above, P M

g 6 leaving a gap of ntx greater than 10mm. Acoustically seal Z0lnm gapV

g _; between phsterboard and sof}401t.

Q 5 Note:9 E . . .E. If 9 Duct penetrations shall be treated as described in section 8.13.

E 3 0 Services shall be no less than 100mm clear of the plasterboard.

0 Waste services within bathroom ceilings shall be wrapped in

one (1) layer of acoustic lagging equivalent to Pyrotech 4525c.

LEGEND where no appropriate test certi}401cateexists

1 ESTIMATE �024The client is advised not to commence detailing or otherwise commit to partition construction systems which have not been tested in an approved laboratory or for which an opinion only is available

LA) Testing of partition construction systems is a component of the quality control of the design process and should be viewed as a priority because there is no guarantee the lorecast results will be achieved thereby

"�031 necessitating the use of an alternative which may affect the cost and timing ol the project. No responsibility is taken for use or or reliance upon untested partition construction systems, estimates or opinions The

advice provided here is in respect ol acoustics only

2 ESTIMATE �024APPROVED FOR CONSTRUCTION Use of the form of construction is approved prior to laboratory certi}401cationTo complete the quality control of the design process and con}401rmthe acoustical

performance ol the construction. we recommend msting in a laboratory to con}401rmthe acoustic rating as soon as practicable In the case ol impact rating for }402oorsystems, no particular impact rating is guaranteed to

comply with either the auilding Code oi Australia or Strata scheme Management Act and hence carpet runners may still be required

3 ESTIMATE - TEST NOT REQUIRED Use of the form ol construction is approved without laboratoryceroflcation The R. 4 Ce of the form ol construction exceeds the project requirements

4 In accordance with Clauses W5 1 and FVS 2 of Part rs oi the BCA

NOTES FOR WALL CONSTRUCTIONS

5 DO NOT daub }401xplasterboard directly to masonry walls without express approval

GENERAl

E s The sealing or all gaps in partitions is critical in a sound rated construction use only sealer approved by the acoustic consultant

3 9 7 Check design or all junction details with acoustic consultant prior to constmction

E (:9 8. Check the necessity for HOLD POINTS with the acoustic consultant to ensure that all building details have been correctly interpreted and constmctedor

,1�030g 9. The information provided in this table is subject to modification and review without notice,

§ .'�024"< �030I0The advice provided here is in respect dl acoustics only. supplementary proressional advice may need to be sought in respect or }401reratings, structural design, buildability, }401tnessior purpose and the like asl�031\(W

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8.4.2 Floor / Ceiling Constructions

It is noted that the apartments are to be constructed with bare sof}401tabove living areas with a bulkhead

above the kitchens. The client should note that without a plasterboard ceiling, the floor impact sound

insulation performance in these areas will be signi}401cantlyreduced. Part F5 of the BCA prescribes a

minimum requirement for the level of impact sound insulation across a floor/ceiling construction

separating apartments (L'..r,..+C.s62). However it is generally accepted that this requirement does not

provide an adequate minimum standard. To ensure that the minimum BCA floor impact sound

insulation requirement is met, a good quality 4mm thick underlay has been specified below all tiles and

timber flooring. There is a limit however to the effectiveness of an acoustic underlay and it is expected

that the as-built outcome will be only marginally compliant with the BCA and would be expected to

achieve a AAAC 2 star rating for }402oorimpact performance (refer Table 11). Whilst this level of floor

impact performance may be acceptable for more �030economic�031investor grade apartments there will likely

be a higher level of dissatisfaction if the apartments are targeted towards the owner occupier market.

Should the apartments be targeted towards the owner occupier market then we would typically

recommend aiming for a AAAC 3 star rating or better, A ceiling is the most cost effective means of

achieving AAAC �030threestar�031impact sound insulation criteria although other built up floor systems are

possible.

8.4.2.1 Construction Techniques �024Floors

0 The perimeter of all acoustically treated tiled and timber floor areas shall be isolated from the

adjoining wall construction and skirting boards with a gap no less than 2mm and allow for

normal expansion. Alternative details shall be submitted to Renzo Tonin and Associates for

approval. Refer to Appendix G for details.

0 Kitchen cupboards shall be separated from tiled floors with a gap not less than 2mm. This

gap shall be filled with 2mm thick acoustic mat and sealed with }402exiblemastic. Refer to

Appendix G for details.

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8.5 Facade Junctions

o It is understood that the design has not progressed sufficiently so as to provide details on

the facade/party wall or fa;ade/ floor-ceiling junction. All inter-tenancy juncture details shall

be designed so as not to diminish the sound insulation between adjacent apartments below

DnT,w+Ctr 45. This includes details horizontally between adjacent apartments and vertically

�030slabto slab�031between apartments above and below. All details and shop drawings shall be

submitted to the acoustic consultant for approval in writing prior to construction.

8.6 Gym Floor Isolation

- For all Level 1 gym areas a floating concrete floor with damped spring isolators is proposed

to minimise low frequency noise and vibration, in particular due to the nearby apartment

living areas and below commercial tenancy.

o A floating beam and deck type concrete }402oorshall be laid atop the 200mm thick Level 1

structural slab�030The floating concrete floor shall be not less than 100mm thick with the actual

thickness to be determined by the structural engineer based on loading requirements. The

floating concrete }402oorshould be isolated from the structural slab using damped spring

isolators equivalent to Embelton NXS-14. The maximum loading and spacing requirements of

the damped spring isolators shall be determined by the supplier. The void below the floating

floor created by the damped springs shall be filled with 50mm thick polyester insulation with

minimum density of 32kg/m�031iThe floating concrete floor shall be isolated from the perimeter

walls using a resilient void former equivalent to 10mm thick Embelton Embelfoam. A 25mm

thick rubber gym matt should be installed atop the floating floor as the }401nishedfloor surface.

Refer to Appendix E for details of the proposed isolated floor system.

8.7 Indoor Communal Area Lightweight Floor System

0 A lightweight floor build up is recommended in the communal entertainment area to provide

an improved level of floor impact performance to the apartments below. This is

recommended due to the use of bare soffit in living areas below combined with potential

high usage of this space by large groups of people.

0 Refer to Appendix F for details of the proposed floor system. The proposed floor build up is

as follows:

�024 Engineered timber flooring

�024 19mm thick plywood substrate

�024 35mm thick timber battens

�024 10.5mm thick Embelton Shear}402exIsolation Pads

�024 Acoustic in}401llof 50mm thick 32kg/m�031polyester insulation

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8.8 Access Panels

0 All access panels in apartments shall be rated a minimum of R,,, + C., 25 and are to be similar

to the �030TrafalgarAPT/WW 30' or �030RondoSRAP30' hinged panel system.

8.9 Acoustic Down-lights

0 Acoustic or }401re-rateddown-lights shall be installed within kitchens, living rooms, hall ways

and bedrooms where a down�024lightis installed less than 1000mm of a waste or downpipe.

o Standard down�024lightsare acceptable for all other applications.

8.10 Apartment & Plant Room Entry Doors

Table 17: Apartment Entry Door Con}401guration

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Apartment 40mm thick Equivalent to Equivalent to R... 30 ESTIMATE N0

entrance doors solid core Pyropanel Raven RP99

door Euroseal

Plant, substation 40mm thick Equivalent to Equivalent to Rw 30 ESTIMATE NO

and }401repump solid core Raven RP10 Raven RP99

room doors door

Notes �030l In acizyridaiiceiwithrcliauses we 7 and rvs 2 ol Pan rs ol the BCA

2 The advice provided here is in respect ol acoustics only Supplementary prolessional advice may need to be sought in

respect ol }401reratings, structural design, buildability, fitness lor purpose and the like

0 All seals must be adjusted to manufacturer recommendations, with threshold seals adjusted

to provide the minimum gap allowable without catching floor }401nishesor threshold plates

that would otherwise damage the seal over time.

- All door closure mechanisms and arms shall have their speed adjusted so as to close as

slowly as possible, with particular adjustment given to latching speed or the last 10°, while

still maintaining sufficient pressure to close fully, with even pressure around the door

perimeter and to ensure that there is adequate compression between the perimeter seals and

doon

8.11 Garage and Loading Dock Doors *

o All mechanical door mechanisms, including guides, tracks, motor and other mountings shall

be isolated from walls and slab sof}401tof the building structure using restrained neoprene

mountings with a captive steel insert.

a The drum (if fitted) and motor brackets shall be decoupled from wall/slab soffits using

Embelton neoprene mounts type NRD or approved equivalent.

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