Regarding acoustic floating floor systems, several benefits come with choosing an acoustic floating floor system over any other type of acoustic flooring. These benefits include acoustical sound absorption or dampening, an improved noise barrier, a more attractive-looking solution than the traditional suspended concrete slab, and a higher-quality surface.
Acoustic Floors are used in schools, hospitals and office buildings to reduce unwanted noise and provide a better learning environment. We at Vibra Sonic offer acoustic floors for sale to qualified contractors who want to install their acoustic floor systems. Our acoustic flooring is an a-frame drop-in style with a high-quality wood product of your choice. They are easy to install and can be installed over any existing floor in a few days.
Main Benefits of Acoustic Floating Floor System
1. Sound Absorption
Sound Absorption is one of the most important aspects of an acoustic floating floor system, as the purpose is to absorb unwanted noise that sounds the same way as the floating floors. When using an acoustic floating floor system, sound travels up through a structure's flooring and into its ceiling, absorbing sound waves. Because of this, there is less sound bouncing and reverberating off walls, providing a much quieter environment for those within it.
2. Sound-Stopping Ability
The acoustic floating floor has another advantage: sound-stopping ability, which is the ability of a structure's ceiling to block sound waves that bounce off the floors below effectively. When an acoustic floating floor system absorbs sounds, the rest of the sounds bounce off the ceilings and walls, absorbing and thus reducing echoes. That can be particularly beneficial in medical facilities where many treatments involve loud noises. To reduce the amount of noise a patient hears, the acoustic floating floor system can reduce echoes within a room and thus provide a much quieter environment.
3. Noisy Neighbors
An acoustic floating floor system also benefits those who live close to noisy neighbors. When sound travels up through an acoustic floating floor system and out into a structure's ceiling, it often becomes absorbed by another structure's ceiling. It reduces the sound that bounces back toward the floor and into neighboring units, providing a quieter environment.
Role of Neoprene Pad
- Neoprene pad connects the floating wood floor with the wall. The acoustic properties of neoprene are very good. They effectively isolate sound and reduce sound transmission.
- It is an important complement to a sound insulation system. The thickness of the neoprene is generally 4 mm. It will be installed between the steel beam and the floating floor to isolate vibration and reduce noise underlayment effectively.
- The use of neoprene can effectively absorb vibration and noise, the sound insulation effect is good, and no friction sound, a good performance.
- Neoprene pads can effectively reduce sound and heat transmission in concrete floors. It is an ideal accessory to improve the sound-proofing performance of concrete flooring.
Conclusion:
We at Vibra Sonic offer acoustic floating floor systems with several benefits, including acoustical sound absorption, sound dampening, an improved noise barrier, a more attractive-looking solution than the traditional suspended concrete slab, and a higher-quality surface. To know more about our work, call today at tel:1-866-221-7950.
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