I live in a 50+ year old high-rise condo with concrete construction and parquet wood flooring. This type of construction lends itself to easily transfer noise from an above unit. The owner of the unit directly above mine chooses not to use any carpet. She also has a 20 month old toddler. The issue I have is the constant noise of the baby playing with toys (I am assuming) because I hear continual noise of things hitting the floor or being pushed across the floor. Can anyone please provide me with a sample rule that would either require wall to wall carpeting or a sample rule where a certain percentage of carpeting would be required. Lastly, would/is this a fairly common rule to rule to have in a high-rise building especially with the construction material I previously described? Thanks.
