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The information that does exist is mostly for multifamily residential buildings with wood framing/flooring and gypsum board ceilings. Noise isolation is also important between vertically adjacent rooms. There is far less information and test data about the noise isolation performance of floor-ceiling assemblies compared to partitions.
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