How thick are hotel room walls?

Older buildings - apartments and hotel/motels, may be a simple stud wall with fiberglass insulation between 2 layers of drywall. Newer units will have a double layer of 5/8? drywall and insulation - at a minimum. Some corridor/unit walls may have up to 4 total layers of drywall - more for the fie rating than the sound.



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