6mm x 150mm Hush-RD Flanking Strip - 100m roll

6mm x 150mm Hush-RD Flanking Strip is a resilient acoustic isolation material used to mitigate the transfer of impact sound and vibration through the perimeter of separating constructions. Designed as a critical component in robust acoustic flooring and wall systems, it effectively addresses flanking transmission paths, ensuring compliance with stringent acoustic performance standards. Manufactured from a durable, high-density polyethylene foam, a resilient closed-cell material, the Hush-RD Flanking Strip is used to create a crucial isolation break. It is primarily installed at the perimeter of floating floors. Its purpose is to prevent direct contact between the acoustically treated floor/wall and the surrounding rigid structure, thereby stopping sound energy from bypassing the main acoustic insulation. Hush-RD Flanking Strip absorbs impact energy and dampen vibrations, preventing them from transferring into the building's framework and radiating into adjacent spaces. Its closed-cell structure ensures resistance to moisture and long-term performance without degradation. It is easy to cut and install, conforming to minor irregularities to create a continuous and effective perimeter seal.

CHARACTERISTICS

• Resilient acoustic isolation material / flanking strip.
• Made from durable, high-density polyethylene foam or similar resilient closed-cell material.
• Mitigates the transfer of impact sound and vibration through perimeters.
  
• Creates a crucial isolation break between acoustic constructions and rigid structures.
  
• Effectively addresses flanking transmission paths.
  
• Absorbs impact energy and dampens vibrations.
  
• Prevents sound energy from bypassing main acoustic insulation.
• Resistant to moisture.
  
• Maintains long-term performance without degradation due to its closed-cell structure.
  
• Resilient and flexible, allowing it to conform to minor irregularities for a continuous seal.
• Easy to cut and install.
  

APPLICATION

• Floating floor systems (e.g., around acoustic overlay boards, screeds).
• Independent floor joists where they meet perimeter walls or structural elements.