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Stone Teran
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Making the floors quiet

Stone Teran
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  • Cincinnati, OH
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I have noise complaints about kids running around in upstairs apartments.  The kids are good kids but they are hyper due to their young age.  Whenever I need to redo the flooring, I want to either:

1. Replace old carpet with new but use very thick padding

2. Add backerboard and ceramic tile all over.

Would the soft and squishy or the stiff approach work better?

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Julie Marquez
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Julie Marquez
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Definitely carpet!

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