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Posted On: August 30th 2026, 07:53 am
Schöck Tronsole L reduziert die Übertragung von Trittschall und Körperschall an seitlichen Anschlussstellen und trägt zu einem erhöhten Schallschutz 👷🏻‍♂️💪🏽✌🏼 #schöck #baustelle #bauphysik #bauleitung #treppe
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robe.rtn23 2 months ago

robe.rtn23

wenn der Nachbar besoffen kommt und rum brüllt hört man es durch die Türen trotzdem

hias.4 2 months ago

hias.4

Liegt die Treppe dann auch auf der Matte? Wenn ja drückt es die dann nicht zusammen?

schibbie2 2 months ago

schibbie2

Wie ich es hasse so eine Scheisse ein zu Schaalen! Aber hat se Recht. Schon mal in nem alten DDR Plattenbau gewesen?

mehrdad.molavifar 2 months ago

mehrdad.molavifar

Wo habt ihr die eingebaut? Am Werk oder vor Ort auf der Baustelle?

mc_maurer95 2 months ago

mc_maurer95

Warum stellt ihr nicht zuerst die Betonwand fertig und setzt dann erst die Treppe?

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