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BSW has developed a frost resistant acoustic tiled surface that revolutionises the way tiles are laid on terraces, balconies, roof gardens, etc. It consists of a rubber crumb base panel containing moulded recesses. Ideally the tiles are adhered into the recesses, although they can be free-fitting. This then gives a perfect floor finish.
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Benefits
- Has been independently tested by a UKAS accredited laboratory to show compliance with the new building regulations in accordance with Approved Document E 2003.
- Excellent acoustic properties
- Completely frost resistant
- Very simple to install - no heat laying techniques required; perfect for the DIY market
- Light weight and easy to handle
- Aesthetically appealing
- Design allows for complete drainage - no water retention, hence no puddles
- Suitable for all types of construction
- No need to remove old or defective bases, hence saving precious time and money.
- Long lasting and extremely durable.
- Replacement tiles available
- Very simple to clean
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- Quick and cost-effective renovation of balconies, terraces, courtyards, roof gardens, etc.
- Sales, Presentation and Exhibition Stands. Simply laid loose on existing floor surface.
- Swimming Pool Perimeters - anti-slip plastic tiles are available upon request
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Rubber Base Tiles
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828mm x 414mm x 31mm |
Ceramic Tiles
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197mm x 197mm x 15mm - 8 tiles per rubber base |
Approximate Weight
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45kg/m2 |
| Impact Sound Insulation, /\L |
23dB (measured in accordance with
BS EN ISO 140-8:1998) |
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