Description
Noisedeck 36
Noisedeck 36 is an acoustic floating floor that reduces the transmission of sound between floors. Noisedeck 36 comprises an 22mm moisture resistant interlocking chipboard bonded to a layer of reconstituted 14mm, 9lb chip foam.
Install as a floating floor over most floor substrates including, interlocking chipboard, floor boards and ply-wood sheet. Alternatively this solution can be laid directly on to existing joists. Noisedeck 36 will comply with current building Regulation Part E requirements when it is used in conjunction with a suitable separating build up.
Use this type of flooring to reduce impact sound transfer in rooms that require floor isolation. Floating floors are used in studios and cinema rooms to reduce sound transfer between rooms.
Features & Benefits
- Install over existing flooring
- Supports floor loading of 2kN
- Suitable for new build and conversions
- Use on timber and concrete floors
- Compliant to Robust details EFC-1, EFC-2 and EFS-1
- Part E compliant when installed with a suitable
- Separating ceiling structure
Product Data
- 2400mm x 600mm x 36mm
- Weight 29kg
- 20 kg/m²
- 18mm moisture resistant chipboard
- 14mm 9lb chip foam
Acoustic Performance
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Part E Requirements
To ensure you meet Part E requirements using this solution ensure the following guidance is followed for the ceiling.
- Install acoustic insulation between the ceiling joists 100mm/45kg/m³
- Fix soundbreaker bars to the underside of the ceiling joists
- Two layers of acoustic plasterboard
Installation
- nstall perimeter isolation tapes around the walls that the flooring is being laid.
- Lay Noisedeck 36 over the sub-floor perpendicular to the floor joists, butting the edges tight to the isolation tape.
- Apply a wood glue to each tongue and groove edge. A PVA wood glue would be suitable.
- Lay the Noisedeck 36 over the existing floor in a broken bond pattern, applying the PVA wood glue to all tongue and groove joints.
- To comply with Building Regulations, you will need to install an appropriate ceiling below.
- Ensure internal partitions are already installed. Kitchens and bathrooms should be built on to a sub-floor.
Acoustic Modelling
Noisestop Systems provide acoustic modelling to help design and plan your soundproofing solution. Our acoustic modelling allows us to help you plan how to best soundproof a room. Whether you are looking to soundproof one wall against a noisy neighbour, building a studio or planning for a building Regulation project, get in touch to see how we can help.
We provide homeowners, architects, builders and specifiers with visual and technical information to ensure your soundproofing project meets your requirements.
For more information on this free service call 014213 339163, alternatively send us an enquiry.