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18/09/2019 at 1:10 pm
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I can not add anything to whether the floating ceiling is ‘common property’ or not, although I too was under the impression they were ‘common property’.
However, if our scheme is any guide – a floating ceiling is a sound barrier to noise from above.
We have had sound engineers crawling all over our scheme for years – and those apartments without floating ceilings (below) never pass a sound test and are prohibited from installing hard flooring.
