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Soundproof Timber Joist Wood Floors

Recommended Solutions to Soundproof Timber Joist Wood Floors

Ensure a peaceful living environment with our wood floor timber joist soundproofing products. Soundproof solutions that require minimal space loss offer excellent noise reduction against household noises and can be installed by the homeowner.

If you need more help selecting the right timber joist wood floor solution, please call 01423 339163 and speak to an adviser.

 

Wood Floor Timber Joist Soundproofing Solutions

Noisestop F7 Plus

Our highest-performing soundproof mat, the 15mm Noisestop F7 Plus, combines mass and sound absorption within three layers of soundproofing. Excellent noise reduction against airborne and impact sounds

  • System thickness 15mm
  • Noise reduction
    • Airborne 53db (higher the better)
    • Impact 50dB (lower the better)
  • Part E compliant
  • Cost approx. £32.60sqm plus VAT

Noisestop Acoustic Underlay 12mm

Our best-selling wall soundproofing system uses the AcoustiClips in combination with high mass and sound absorption materials to offer superior levels of sound insulation without compromising living space.

  • System thickness 12mm 
  • Noise reduction 
    • Airborne 51dB (higher the better)
    • Impact 54dB (lower the better)
  • Part E compliant
  • Cost approx. £22.19sqm plus VAT

Noisedeck 32

Replace floorboards with the Noisedeck 32 system to reduce sound transfer into floor joists. It consists of a 22mm V313 P5 moisture-resistant chipboard bonded to a 10mm layer of recycled PET mat to add resilience and sound absorption to the floor.

  • System thickness 32mm 
  • Noise reduction 
  • Airborne 46dB
  • Impact 55dB
  • Part E compliant
  • Cost approx. £23.85sqm plus VAT

Noisedeck 18T

Our best-performing soundproof panel reduces airborne noise through stud walls and brick walls. The board’s high mass layers and absorption properties make this an ideal solution for soundproofing walls within a tight space.

  • System thickness 18mm 
  • Noise reduction 52dB
  • Expected improvement of 14dB
  • Part E compliant
  • Cost approx. £41.63sqm plus VAT

Soundproofing Floors FAQs

Impact noise through floors refers to the sounds generated by impact or physical contact on a floor surface that transmits to the space below. This could be footsteps, dropping objects, dragging furniture, or any action that causes vibrations and sound transmission through the floor’s structure.

Soundproofing materials, acoustic underlays, and floating flooring options are used to reduce the impact noise that travels between floors. Our Noisestop F7 Plus and Noisestop Acoustic Underlay are the best soundproof mats. The Noisedeck range of interlocking floating floors includes the Noisedeck 32, a direct to joist system and the Noisedeck 18T, a floor overlay system.

Installing soundproofing to the floor will give you the best results in reducing impact noise. However, ceiling solutions are also available to reduce impact noise from below.

Airborne noise refers to sound that travels through the air, like voices, music, or TV noise. To soundproof against airborne noise, you add mass and absorption materials to the floor.

Materials such as acoustic insulation and soundproof mats all help reduce airborne sound transfer between floors. The Noisestop F7 Plus is our highest performing acoustic underlay. Acoustic insulation DFM 100mm between floor joists is another way of increasing the mass and absorption of wooden floors.

You can lay the carpet directly onto acoustic underlays. You might use them in conjunction with a traditional carpet underlay for added comfort.

If the flooring you are using is below 14mm thick and you are using one of the acoustic underlays, you would need to use a resilient layer over the soundproofing to support the floor finish. Flooring over 14mm, such as engineered flooring and natural wooden floors, can be laid directly over the underlays.

Interlocking floors in the Noisedeck range already have a suitable base for any floor finish, so they do not require further treatment.

When installing soundproofing for your floors in these spaces, avoid directly placing kitchen units, baths, sinks, or toilets onto the soundproofing. To maintain consistent floor heights, employ a plinth beneath these items to ensure everything stays at the proper level.

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Essential Soundproofing Rules

Achieve the very best floor soundproofing results by following these essential soundproofing rules. These are adding mass/density to the area, isolating or decoupling the new structure from the existing and increasing sound absorption. These rules of soundproofing apply whether you are attempting to soundproof a wooden floor or a concrete floor. Increasing mass makes it harder for the sound to transfer. The variety of high-mass products will block a great range of sounds. Isolating the structure will reduce sound as it vibrates through a solid structure. Increasing absorption allows the floor to absorb the sound energy. These soundproofing principles are built into the design and specification of our floor soundproofing products and systems.

Mass/Density

Adding mass/density to an area blocks sound transfer. Using materials with different densities will reduce a greater range of frequencies.

Isolation

Creating isolation or decoupling the existing structure from the new enhances sound insulation.

Absorption

Increase sound absorption with materials that absorb sound waves and reduce the energy that carries the sound.

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