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Acoustic Downlight Covers
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Astroflame Intumescent Downlight Cover 1 Hour 150 x 150mm
FPEL0011
- Size: 150 x 150mm
- 1 Hour Fire Integrity
- Easy to install
- Suitable for suspended, plasterboard, and concrete ceilings
View Product£ P.O.AIn Stock3-5 Days -
Tenmat FF109 Downlight Covers 150mm
FPEL0000
- Compressible intumescent material
- Lower density material with lower expansion characteristics
- Expands to form a resilient and stable char
View Product£ P.O.AAvailable2-3 Weeks -
Astroflame Intumescent Downlight Cover 1 Hour 200 x 200mm
FPEL0012
- Size: 200 x 200mm
- 1 Hour Fire Integrity
- Easy to install
- Suitable for suspended, plasterboard, and concrete ceilings
View Product£ P.O.AIn Stock3-5 Days -
Tenmat FF109 Downlight Covers 200mm
FPEL0001
- Compressible intumescent material
- Lower density material with lower expansion characteristics
- Expands to form a resilient and stable char
View Product£ P.O.AAvailable2-3 Weeks -
Astroflame Intumescent Downlight Cover 1 Hour 250 x 250mm
FPEL0013
- Size: 250 x 250mm
- 1 Hour Fire Integrity
- Easy to install
- Suitable for suspended, plasterboard, and concrete ceilings
View Product£ P.O.AIn Stock3-5 Days -
Tenmat FF109 Downlight Covers 250mm
FPEL0002
- Compressible intumescent material
- Lower density material with lower expansion characteristics
- Expands to form a resilient and stable char
View Product£ P.O.AAvailable2-3 Weeks
Ceiling Sound Insulation
Sound insulating solutions are an effective way of reducing sound travel through your ceiling. This concern is particularly important for office blocks and multistory buildings in which traveling sounds can be distracting and disruptive. Our range of sound insulating ceiling solutions can not only help to stop the travel of sound through your ceiling, they also combine other performance elements such as thermal insulation and fire resistance.
Other Ceiling Sound Insulation Solutions Available from Workplace Interior Shop:
Sound Insulating Ceiling Tiles
Perfect for office, education and healthcare applications which are often situated in multi-story buildings, Sound Insulating Ceiling Tiles are an effective, yet minimal, way of reducing excessive sound travel through ceiling expanses. Ceiling Tiles achieve a clean look and are perfect for applications which already utilise a suspended ceiling system.
Sound Insulating Polypads
Sound Insulating Polypads offer “fibre free” thermal insulation instead of the standard loft roll product. Due to the nature of the material, they also possess effective sound insulating properties, helping to reduce sound travel through the ceiling void. The insulation quilt is cut up and sealed within individual black bags to help seal the fibres without compromising on the thermal benefit of the quilt itself. These are ideal for applications such as food preparation areas, manufacturing facilities and clean rooms which require minimal fibre shedding during application and maintenance.
Acoustic Metal Furring System (MF Ceiling)
Metal Furring System (MF Ceiling) is a suspended metal frame which allows for the direct fix of plasterboard sheets to create a smooth and seamless finish. Paired with the appropriate acoustic fixings and plasterboard, this system offers high performance acoustic insulation wherever installed.
Key Benefits of Acoustic Insulation:
- Reduced noise travel between rooms
- Increased concentration due to reduction of background noise
- Improved sound quality within rooms
- Improved confidentiality
How do we measure Sound Insulation?
Sound Transmission Class (STC)
Most commonly associated with Sound Insulating products, STC is used to measure the effectiveness of materials in reducing sound transmission between rooms. This rating considers the three most common sound frequencies:
- Decibels – Decibels, dB, are a simple measurement of how loud something is
- Frequency – Frequency, by definition, is the measurement of the time or musical note of the sound
- Transmission Loss – Transmission loss in the measurement of the volume (dB) difference on either side of the wall
An STC rating of 20 is considered very poor while a rating of 60 is considered excellent. For example, an STC rating of 20 means you would be able to hear someone speaking at a low volume through that wall. If the same wall had an STC rating of 60 then you would not be hearing that conversation.
