OVERVIEW
The renovation project above the theatre in Barnsley, developed by HLM Architects and constructed by Code Building Solutions, successfully integrated the SubFloor Raised Access Floor system to meet the acoustic damping, height increase, and level installation requirements. The system's acoustic feet effectively reduced impact noise, rebound noise, and flanking transmission, creating a productive and comfortable office environment. The inclusion of fibre-reinforced screws and slow-grown Swedish pine ensured the system's compliance with load-bearing requirements. Contractors praised the simplicity and efficiency of the assembly process, reaffirming the system's suitability for architects and contractors in the construction industry. The SubFloor system proved to be a reliable and effective solution for achieving superior acoustic performance and efficiency in office renovations.
Products:
Wooden Joist 45 x 70 mm
SubFloor Screw 300 mm
Screw Foot Acoustic 25
Construction:
Joist separation c/c 600 mm
Building height: 112 – 364 mm
Data:
System weight: 4.50 kg/m²
Acoustic damping: Up to 28 dB [rating according to ISO 717-2]
Point Load 50 x 50 mm (c/c 600 mm):
15.3 kN/m² - Next to screw over joist
10.6 kN/m² - Between joists
[According to SS-EN 1195:1998]
Materials:
Pine T0-C24
Fibre-reinforced Vitamide
Polyamide + Thermoplastic Elastomer
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