beachcombah15
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Hey guys, just trying to gather some ideas over the weekend before I got back to school (during our weeklong february break) and put the finishing touches on our competition play. With that, we have built a totally off the hook set that has to be able to fit through a normal door frame and must be loaded in fro m the wings of any theatre in 5 minutes.
At this point the only problem that still hasn't been resolved is how loud the noise factor when walking up the ramps that we have built leading up to our midpoint platforms which are also very loud. The ramps were built out of a 4' by 8' by 1/2" sheet of OSB and framed by 2 by 4's. And basically the same deal with the platforms.
I had the idea to tack on foam insulation right under the OSB to help absorb the sound of the actors feet. Does this seem like a plausible idea? The only reason that this is a pretty major thing is that the pieces are actually supposed to be poured concrete...and the last time I checked, concrete is NOT hollow.
Thanks for any and all
At this point the only problem that still hasn't been resolved is how loud the noise factor when walking up the ramps that we have built leading up to our midpoint platforms which are also very loud. The ramps were built out of a 4' by 8' by 1/2" sheet of OSB and framed by 2 by 4's. And basically the same deal with the platforms.
I had the idea to tack on foam insulation right under the OSB to help absorb the sound of the actors feet. Does this seem like a plausible idea? The only reason that this is a pretty major thing is that the pieces are actually supposed to be poured concrete...and the last time I checked, concrete is NOT hollow.
Thanks for any and all