ACOUSTIC FLOORING
ACOUSTIC FLOORING
CMS DANSKIN ACOUSTICS LTD Northern Distribution Centre, Unit 4 Eagle Park, Eagle Park Drive, Warrington, WA2 8JA T: 01925 577711 F: 01925 577733 E:
info@cmsdanskin.co.uk W:
www.cmsdanskin.co.uk
The UK’s largest provider of acoustic solutions, CMS Acoustics delivers a fast, reliable and cost-competitive service to flooring contractors. With a broad product offering that includes the complete range of versatile and sustainable Regupol® acoustic underlays and underscreed materials, CMS Acoustics is able to meet the impact sound requirements of any construction programme, from ambitious, bespoke new builds to prestigious refurbishments. With the ability to manage every aspect of the project, including the specification, design and supply of acoustic flooring materials, CMS Acoustics offers the complete solution to acoustic flooring challenges. Thanks to a specialist value engineering service, flooring contractors are presented with a wide choice of high performing yet cost effective acoustic products specifically tailored to the project requirements. Equally, the professional technical team can deliver on-site expertise nationwide to help ensure the creation of an acoustically sound environment that adheres to Part E Regulations and the Code for Sustainable Homes.
FLOWCRETE UK LTD The Flooring Technology Centre, Booth Lane, Moston, Sandbach, Cheshire, CW11 3QF T: +44 1270 753000 F: +44 1270 753333 W:
www.flowcrete.co.uk
Flowcrete’s acoustic flooring system, Isocrete Acoustic K, is designed to reduce noise levels within multioccupancy buildings through the use of a resilient layer and is ideal for use in both new-build and refurbishment construction projects. Isocrete Acoustic K can be installed in conjunction with Isowarm Underfloor Heating, and an Isocrete Floor Screed as part of a comprehensive sub-floor system. Isocrete Acoustic K significantly reduces the level of impact and airborne sound passage between floor levels in residential apartments, offices, schools, colleges and universities delivering a quiet environment in which to live and work.
FORBO FLOORING UK LTD PO Box 1, Kirkcaldy KY1 2SB T: 0844 822 3928 E:
info.flooring.uk@
forbo.com W:
www.forbo-flooring.co.uk/moreinfo
Forbo’s new Sarlon acoustic vinyl offers first class sound reduction (15dB, 17dB and 19dB) with high indentation resistance, slip resistance and low maintenance, resulting in more comfortable surroundings for all environments. The collection of 118 different floor coverings is grouped into eight fresh and inspiring design ranges with a contemporary and commercially appealing colour palette.
Other acoustic solutions from Forbo include Eternal Decibel general purpose vinyl, selected colourways from the Marmoleum Real range, Surestep Wood Decibel safety vinyl (17dB) and Colomousse Trafic project vinyl tiles (all offering 17dB sound reduction) and Flotex electrostatically flocked flooring (up to 20dB)
INTERFLOOR LTD. Broadway, Haslingden, Lancashire BB4 4LS T: +44 (0)1706 238810 F: +44 (0)1706 214737 E:
sales@interfloor.com W:
www.interfloor.com Interfloor provides a range of market leading underlays designed to reduce noise. Our Duralay Timbermate®
range
was the UK’s first acoustic underlay and is still the most popular. This includes three extremely dense (over 700kg/ m³) sponge rubber underlays specially designed for engineered wood and laminate floorcoverings. Silentfloor Gold, 4.20mm thick, with an integral vapourstop membrane, is a superior product where top performance is demanded. Timbermate Excel, 3.60mm thick, is the market leader and has a built-in vapourstop membrane; and Duratex, 3.60mm thick, is ideal for wood-based suspended floors where moisture vapour is not an issue. All are designed to reduce in-room noise by up to 30%. In addition we also have a range of sponge rubber and PU foam underlays which provide excellent noise reduction under carpet.
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