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Is it acceptable for lifting holes in the sub-deck of cassette floors for timber or steel frame construction to be left untreated?

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Is it acceptable for lifting holes in the sub-deck of cassette floors for timber or steel frame construction to be left untreated?

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The required acoustic performance of any of the robust detail timber or steel frame separating floors would not be affected if lifting holes within the sub-deck remain untreated, provided: • each lifting hole is no larger than 120mm in diameter • mineral wool quilt, of the appropriate specification as indicated in the relevant separating floor specification, is provided covering the whole area of the floor, between the joists/battens, in both the structural floor void and the floating floor void • all other relevant requirements are strictly followed.Lifting holes that are larger than 120mm in diameter should be sealed or covered with a board or panel of similar or greater density than the sub-deck board.

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