Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Soundproofing”
View the Soprema entry on BPindex Visit the Soprema website As per section E of The Building Regulations, in new builds and residential buildings, the upper floors, external walls, masonry dividing walls, and internal stud walls must be properly soundproofed, with the airborne sound resistance being at a minimum level of 40dB and impact sounds levels at a maximum …
View the Schöck entry on BPindex Visit the Schöck website As higher density living becomes increasingly the norm, noise nuisance and its possible effect on health issues is becoming an all-important topic. One of the most invasive irritations is impact sound and Schöck has developed an innovative solution for both straight and winding staircases. It will come as little surprise that …
View the Hush Acoustics entry on BPI Visit the Hush Acoustics Website Designing effective soundproofing for new build developments can be challenging. There is no ‘one-size fits all’ solution as each building has its own parameters which need to be considered when designing floor, wall and ceiling constructions. Structural designs have to detail all of the correct information and …
