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Fairview Flats NO SOUND Proofing
Design could be better, better use of space in the kitchen, has not been efficiently used. No
hard solid walls. Management is not too great and not help when you need it. Need legal regulations officer checking on sound proofing. And the efficacy of sound proofing.
Please tell us what you like and dislike about this area:
Bought a flat in 2001 on the RABOURNMEAD ESTATE, Northolt, Middlesex. To my biggest regret when I realised there was hardly any sound proofing. Hear neighbours talking even in low voices, person peeing eg. Upstairs flat I was other side of the flat and heard my neighbour peeing, every sound I could hear. I managed to through the experience by wearing ear plugs at might. And having tv on all day. Luckily I had quiet neighbours. I then rented the place and I am back with families living above and below with children and now wooden flooring. I hear running screaming . Someone slams the door the whole place vibrates, the walls are thin partitions , the skating boards are a form material not wood. No sound proofing it seems. Hear every sound!!!
I have to have music or some sound all day long to camouflage the racket. These flats tinder boxes were built in the 70s when there was no legal regulations on sound proof controls. Fairview should be sued and brought to justice for stress and breaching the law. Can someone help me and give me some guidance to whom I should talk to. What can I do ? Need to speak to legal advisors but whom? Living in hell!!!
Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:
The development was under another name , later i found out the devlopers were actually FAIREVIEW
What is the best feature of your home:
Fitted wardrobes i guess! A closet space in the hallway
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