by Pascal Fontaine-Ferrand | Oct 14, 2026 | Uncategorized
Most framing problems on commercial jobs are decided before the first stud is cut. A wall-type tag with the wrong gauge, a partition taller than its stud can carry, a deflection limit that suits drywall but not tile: these turn into RFIs, cracked finishes and change...
by Pascal Fontaine-Ferrand | Oct 14, 2026 | Blog, Builder Partnerships, Commercial Projects, Residential Projects
A wall can be perfectly built and still look wrong. Afternoon sun slides across a corridor and every taped joint shows as a faint stripe. A wall washer lights up a feature wall and reveals each fastener. Glossy paint goes on and the surface looks bumpy. None of these...
by Pascal Fontaine-Ferrand | Oct 14, 2026 | Acoustic Ratings, Blog, Commercial Projects, Material Comparisons
There is no such thing as a soundproof sheet of drywall. Soundproofing comes from an assembly: the board, the framing, the cavity and every gap around them, working together. A premium board on a poorly built wall still leaks sound. Standard board on a well-designed...
by Pascal Fontaine-Ferrand | Oct 10, 2026 | Blog, Case Studies, Commercial, Commercial Projects, Education Hub, New Build, Residential
Oct 10, 2026 · @Pascal Inaudible Inc A fire rating doesn’t come printed on a sheet of drywall. It belongs to a tested assembly: a specific stud, a specific board, a specific number of layers, fastened and sealed a specific way. Change any one of those on site...
by Pascal Fontaine-Ferrand | Sep 1, 2026 | Acoustic Ratings, Blog, Commercial, Education Hub
By Pascal Fontaine-Ferrand, Inaudible Inc. In urban environments like Toronto, noise pollution has become a significant concern for residents and businesses alike. Soundproofing services offer effective solutions to mitigate unwanted noise, creating tranquil spaces...
