DECKfon® 17T, 26T, 30T - Acoustic Chipboard Overlay Floorboard
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DECKfon® 17T
DECKfon® 17T
High performance acoustic overlay insulation boards suitable for refurbishment of timber floors.
Application
Suitable for conversion projects where the joists are covered with a timber decking. Can be used to reduce impact sound transmission through a concrete floor.
Description
Designed for conversion projects where the joists are covered with a timber decking and the ceiling is to be replaced.
Features and benefits:
- Available in three thicknesses.
- Excellent acoustic properties.
- Incorporates moisture resistant floorboard.
- Quick and easy to install.
- Tongue and groove edge detail.
General information
Color | Yellow Beige |
Finish | Smooth |
Material | Chipboard Guidance for specification option: Resilient layer: 8 mm thick open-cell, low resonance, recycled flexible polyurethane (Grade A2) Foam |
Shape | Rectangle |
Length | 2400 mm |
Width | 600 mm |
Height | 17 mm 26 mm 30 mm |
Uniclass | |
CAWS | K11/115 Battened plywood floating floor K20/150 Battened timber board floating floor K20/20 Battened timber board floating floor |
Product range |
Specification data - Particleboards
Board type | MR MDF. |
Grade | MR (moisture-resistant). |
Format | Manufacturer guidanceInsert requirements. |
Thickness | 17 mm. |
Product Reference | DECKfon® 17T |
Weight | 7.45 kg/m². |
Resilient layer | 8 mm-thick open-cell, low resonance, recycled flexible polyurethane (Grade A2). |
Sustainability data
Contains Red List materials | No |
Country of material origin | Latvia |
Country of product manufacture | United Kingdom |
Material | Chipboard Guidance for specification option: Resilient layer: 8 mm thick open-cell, low resonance, recycled flexible polyurethane (Grade A2) Foam |
Recyclability | 0 |
Recycled contentAs defined in clause 7.8 of BS EN ISO 14021 | 80 % |
Literature
Acoustics
Case studies
Sirius, Ironmonger Row
Eagle House, Bracknell
Travelodge Hotel, Rhyl
Ballards Rise, South Croydon
Olympus House, Swindon