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Manufactured with fire rated Isolate FR foam plus isofiba
Suitable for: E1 - material change of use
• Conversions
• Refurbishments
• New build
• Listed buildings requiring minimal structural change
The isocheck 37T system is designed to replace floorboards and reduce sound transmission whilst thermally enhancing traditional joisted timber floors.
Isocheck 37T consists of a 10mm fire and thermally rated Isolate FR resilient layer and the added isolation of a 5mm Isofiba layer, bonded to 22mm P5 V313 moisture resistant chipboard.
When installed as part of a complete party floor, this system enables a traditional timber joisted floor to meet the sound insulation standards of ADE 2003 (amended 2004).
Applications
To be used directly on timber joists for conversions or when using a direct fix ceiling.
Performance (on the constructions illustrated)
Treated floor with:
Isocheck 37T with a
boarded ceiling |
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Product data
| Overall size: |
2400mm x 600mm x 37mm |
| Resilient layer thickness: |
10mm |
| Resilient layer material: |
Isolate FR: class 1 plus 5mm Isofiba (15mm o/h) |
| Weight: |
23.5kg per sheet |
Specification
The acoustic treatment shall be:
Isocheck 37T, manufactured by Isomass Ltd. St Johns Innovation Centre, Cowley Road, Cambridge, CB4 0WS and installed in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions / recommendations.
Installation
Apply Isocheck Acoustic Angled Flanking Band on the edges of the Isocheck boards just before they are pushed against the perimeter walls to isolate the board from the wall.
Lay Isocheck 37T directly to the timber joists, in brick bond pattern, applying Isocheck adhesive to all tongued and grooved panel joints. Install skirting and trim off excess Flanking Band.
Full installation instructions for Isocheck 37T are available to download by clicking on the link to the left of this page. Installation instructions must be used in conjunction with this information and/our information contained in the datasheet when laying the Isocheck 37T floating floor system.
Note: Existing Lath & Plaster ceilings may require fireproofing.
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