Will my kid’s indoor trampoline noise bother shared-wall neighbors?

[Anonymous]

This will be my kid room to the middle right and to the back is the bathroom. However the wall to the left is connected to neighbor wall. I believe that's their bathroom adjacent from her room. I'm wondering if her jumping on her indoor trampoline inside her room and she's loud and banging if that would transfer into the wall to disturb neighbors?

Should I pick a different layout elsewhere?

Yes it'll create noise into neighbor wall

No it shouldn't create noise

Updates

2 mo

Directly from the room is the neighbor bathroom if that makes any difference?

[OneViewpoint]

I'd be more worried about the apartment above you and the noise from the ceiling when your kid smashes her head into it launching off her trampoline in a room with 8 foot ceilings.

[Zack-Bann]

Either that or your neighbor will wonder how you’re managing to have sex 12 times a day

[Master_Debator]

This is why I'm going to vote for state assisted suicide.

[Sunrising]

It would only annoy me if I couldn't have a go too.

[888theGreat]

I think the neighbors upstairs won't like holes in their floors from your kids heads

[Shy_Steve]

That is why most trampolines are outside in the backyard because of the noise.

[Anonymous]

hard to say. if you can keep the springs quiet then i don't see how it would be too noisy

[loveslongnails]

You'll find out soon enough.

[msc545]

This is going to be a problem.