Minimal height overlay acoustic flooring

17mm thick floating acoustic floor board suitable for laying over new and existing timber and concrete floors.

Substrate layers consist of moisture-resistant MDF and fibreboard separated by unique visco-elastic sound damping strips. The underside incorporates a resilient layer of acoustic felt, which provides mechanical isolation from the existing floor structure.

REDUC Micro is used extensively to upgrade separating floors when converting existing buildings into apartments to comply with Building Regulations Part E.

Minimal height overlay acoustic flooring

Nominal 21mm thick high performance acoustic floating floor board suitable for use on existing timber floors.

Substrate layers consist of moisture-resistant MDF and cement particle board separated by unique visco-elastic sound damping strips. The underside incorporates a resilient layer of acoustic felt, which provides mechanical isolation from the existing floor structure.

REDUC Micro Extra has been designed to enable Specifiers to exceed Building Regulation Part E requirements when upgrading separating floors.

Heavier duty acoustic flooring for optimum acoustic performance

35mm thick acoustic overlay flooring product suitable for use on new and existing timber and concrete floors.

Substrate layers consist of moisture-resistant MDF and chipboard separated by unique visco-elastic sound damping strips. The underside incorporates a resilient layer of acoustic felt, which provides mechanical isolation from the existing floor structure.

REDUC Strata is used extensively in the refurbishment and conversion of existing buildings into apartments to upgrade the separating floor, and in all manner of new build projects particularly by those looking to meet or exceed minimum Building Regulation
Part E requirements.

Heavier duty acoustic flooring for optimum acoustic performance

35mm thick high performance overlay acoustic flooring product suitable for use on new and existing timber and concrete floors.

Substrate layers consist of moisture-resistant MDF and dense cement particle board separated by unique visco-elastic sound damping strips. The underside incorporates a resilient layer of acoustic felt, which provides mechanical isolation from the existing floor structure.

REDUC Strata Extra is used extensively in the refurbishment and conversion of existing buildings into apartments to upgrade the separating floor, and in all manner of new build projects by those looking to exceed Building Regulation Part E requirements.

Designed for laying directly onto joists

REDUC Foundation is a 35mm thick structural acoustic floor designed for spanning joists at up to 450mm centres.

REDUC Foundation Extra is a 39mm thick structural acoustic floor designed for spanning joists at up to 600mm centres.

Two layers of moisture-resistant chipboard are separated by unique visco-elastic sound damping strips. The underside incorporates a resilient layer of acoustic felt, which provides mechanical isolation from the existing floor structure.

REDUC Foundation and Foundation Extra are used extensively in the refurbishment and conversion of existing buildings into apartments to upgrade the separating floor, and in all manner of new build projects by those looking to exceed Building Regulation Part E requirements.

Versatile acoustic floor suitable for a wide variety of applications

28mm and 32mm thick structural and overlay acoustic flooring products suitable for laying directly onto existing timber and concrete floors. They may also be fitted as part of an acoustic cradle and batten system on concrete floors where there is a requirement for a service void.

They comprise an upper face of moisture-resistant, tongue and grooved chipboard with an acoustic felt on the underside to provide mechanical isolation from the existing floor structure.

REDUC SoundFloor and SoundFloor Extra are used extensively in the refurbishment and conversion of existing buildings into apartments, and in all manner of new build projects particularly where there is a requirement to comply with Building Regulations Part E.

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