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Acoustic Underlay Flooring
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Interface Interlay Acoustic Underlay 500 x 500mm (Qty: 20)
FLUL0030
- Impact sound reduction up to 32 dB
- Sound absorption up to αw 0.30 depending on product
- Enhanced softness underfoot and thermal comfort
- Easy to install
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Altro Acoustic 3mm Underlay 1101 1.15 x 36m
FLUL0004
- 36m Long x 1.15m Wide x 3mm Thick
- Acoustic Performance
- Compatible with Altro Flooring
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Floor Sound Insulation
Floor sound insulation works to reduce sound travel through floors as well as preventing impact noise caused by traffic from movement and steps. This is particularly important for office blocks and multistory buildings in which traveling sounds can be distracting and disruptive. Our range of insulating floor solutions suit a range of applications. From hard wearing carpet, perfect for busy offices, to trusted safety flooring, designed for non-slip environments, there are options for every workplace.
Other Acoustic Flooring Solutions Available:
Acoustic Carpet Tiles, Planks & Contract Carpet
Our selection of Acoustic Carpet is available in different styles to suit your needs. Carpet Tiles and Planks are assembled in a modular fashion, making them easy to clean, maintain and replace if needed. Contract Carpet is harder wearing, ideal for heavy duty use. All carpet flooring options are fantastic for heavy foot fall and wear from roller coasters and equipment. This makes them the perfect solution for office environments where high footfall can cause excessive noise.
Acoustic Luxury Vinyl Tiles (LVT)
LVT is a design-led flooring solution. Due to the range of designs available, you can create the impression of natural flooring such as wood panels and stone, but without the noise and price tag! LVT is not only a hard wearing, attractive flooring solution, it is a fantastic noise insulator, making it perfect for busy environments such as hospitality and restaurants, where design is also a key focus.
Acoustic Safety Flooring
Safety flooring is an essential element of many healthcare and education facilities which experience high foot fall and potentially host vulnerable patients. With non-slip and acoustic qualities combined, acoustic safety flooring can help to create a secure and comfortable environment.
Acoustic Vinyl Flooring
Acoustic Vinyl flooring is a fantastic choice for a range of applications. It’s durability and design features make it ideal for high traffic areas while offering low maintenance and impressive design. It is supplied in sheets, making it ideal for large areas where acoustic control is a concern.
Acoustic Overlay Flooring
Acoustic Overlay is a hard wearing floor topper, often made from durable rubber. This solution not only protects the floor beneath, but improves the acoustic performance of the floor where installed. With non-slip and easy clean properties, overlay flooring is perfect for industrial use, suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments.
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.
