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This is a general note about a topic that MMD bought up. I agree with the point he made; sound and vibration absorbtion is the issue for underlay or track-bed.
My base board is two inch MDF. On top of this I have a layer of inch and a half white foam. This does a lot of the work; bolted to the walls around the room
On top of this I have the following: Large three foor square green foam, 8mm - ish thick.
Selitflex or Selitac (Brandname) It cuts easily with sissors and you simply cut your trackbed in strips.
It is described as foam or depron:
It is designed for floors that require an anti- vibration underlay. Radio control flyers in Germany are already on to it, as it is very easy to use, very light and loves white glue.
This is the problem for you guys in the Uk though; I can only find German sites and I get mine in Denmark.
The packs I buy can be seen on www.powerpreise.de (German)
If you cannot get it in the UK we may need to sort out an import business!!
Regards to all,
TVBG
My base board is two inch MDF. On top of this I have a layer of inch and a half white foam. This does a lot of the work; bolted to the walls around the room
On top of this I have the following: Large three foor square green foam, 8mm - ish thick.
Selitflex or Selitac (Brandname) It cuts easily with sissors and you simply cut your trackbed in strips.
It is described as foam or depron:
It is designed for floors that require an anti- vibration underlay. Radio control flyers in Germany are already on to it, as it is very easy to use, very light and loves white glue.
This is the problem for you guys in the Uk though; I can only find German sites and I get mine in Denmark.
The packs I buy can be seen on www.powerpreise.de (German)
If you cannot get it in the UK we may need to sort out an import business!!
Regards to all,
TVBG