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SoundLay E acoustic underlay is an acoustic barrier material used to reduce impact noise in floating floor applications.
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The CMS SoundLay E is used to de-couple floating floors in order to damp impact noises. It is suitable for brick/concrete floors in residential buildings. |
- Reduces impact noise transmission
- Improves airborne sound insulation
- Tested on basic floor constructions
- Thin, easy to handle sheets
- Flexible and easily cut
- Simple to install
- Moisture resistant
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Dimensions
| Thickness |
6mm |
| Standard size: |
1200mm x 1050mm (including 30--50mm selvedge) |
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Flammability (FMVSS 302) - SE/NBR (Self Extinguishing/No Burn Rate)
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| Impact noise reduction |
17dB |
| Airborne sound reduction |
3-4dB depending on construction |
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SoundLay E Acoustic Underlay is supplied in standard sheet sizes. these are easy to lay onto the floor in a staggered pattern, tightly together.
- The base must be flat, free from holes, unevenness and pointed objects; any flakes, plaster or other debris must be removed.
- It must be laid with its soft side (regnerated PU foam) against the floor.
- The material must be laid flat. A selvedge is provided to simplify laying - the selvedge overlaps the adjacent sheet; the join may also be saled with adhesive tape. Alternatively it can be butted together and covered with 200 micron PE membrane. There must be no gaps between adjacent tiles/sheets and no voids under the sheets.
- At all vertical surfaces, the SoundLay E Acoustic Underlay
must be turned up to a level slightly above the finished floor level.
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