Sound screed - Import export

Under-screed sound insulation is a method applied to reduce sound transmission on the floors of buildings. Screed is a layer applied to the floor surface and lies underneath the coatings laid on top. Materials applied under the screed for sound insulation help increase the sound insulation in the sections below the floor

Cork rubber sheets are sound insulation mats that are used in floor sound insulation applications and provide impact insulation. It is obtained by combining rubber and cork granules. You can use it in any area that requires sound insulation under parquet and screed

Bondex sponge is preferred as a sound insulation sponge suitable for use in noisy places where there are a lot of sound waves. It is obtained by dissecting recyclable waste sound-deadening insulation sponges in special machines and then reassembling them. The fire retardant rate and sound insulation level can be adjusted according to the insulation sponges used inside. While it is used as an impact and vibration absorber on parquet and under-screed floors during sound insulation and sound insulation installation, it is also preferred to provide insulation on walls and ceilings thanks to its high density and sound deadening.

Bondex sponge with barrier is one of our sound insulation sponge models suitable for use in noisy places. Bondex sponges are obtained by cutting the recyclable waste sound-absorbing insulation sponge into pieces and then compressing them again. The fire retardant rate and sound insulation level are adjusted according to the insulation sponges and other additive products used. The barrier used between the two sponges is a PVC sound insulation barrier with double-sided felt. It is used as an impact and vibration absorber on parquet and under-screed floors in sound insulation and isolation projects. Thanks to its high density, it is sound deadening and is preferred to provide insulation on walls and ceilings.

Do you need noise control within your project? Let us supply and lay a system that will meet with Part E (Sound) of the Building Regulations. If your project expects to either use Pre-completion Testing, or Robust Detail, we can supply and lay the system to your requirements. Our installers are fully trained and approved by Monarfloor Acoustics for their Tranquilt system. We even took part in the testing at Napier University when the product was undergoing testing to achieve its Robust Detail status. A system that is not suitable will fail, and certainly a system that is not installed correctly will fail!. Once the screed is laid there may be no visible sign of inadequacy but sound testing leaves no doubt as to the adequacy of the system. Avoid a failing system by using us to supply and lay your screed system. •Airborne sound •Impact sound •Flanking sound