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Jeffrey Hedback · 3rd May 2012

Hey Fitz,

Unless your first image was from the floor up, you need to orient the RC-1 so that the connection lip is on the bottom. The wallboard then attaches to the wider flange and pulls the wallboard away from the stud. Otherwise your wallboard will push push the RC-1 into the framing and compromise the decoupling.

3rd May 2012	#10
Jeffrey Hedback Gear addict Joined: Aug 2009 Location: Indpls, IN Posts: 443	orientation of RC-1 Hey Fitz, Unless your first image was from the floor up, you need to orient the RC-1 so that the connection lip is on the bottom. The wallboard then attaches to the wider flange and pulls the wallboard away from the stud. Otherwise your wallboard will push push the RC-1 into the framing and compromise the decoupling. Attached Thumbnails __________________ Jeff Hedback www.HdAcoustics.net BTW, johndykstra makes great music. Check it out.