Acoustic solutions
Floor impact isolation
Footsteps, dragged chairs and dropped objects travel through concrete slabs to the floor below. A resilient layer under the finished floor stops most of it at the source.
What's included
Floor impact isolation
- Acoustic underlaysResilient layers under tile, timber or vinyl finishes.
- Floating floorsA screed or board floor that sits on isolation, not on the slab.
- Perimeter isolationEdge strips so the floor never touches the walls.
- Gym and plant areasHeavier isolation for equipment, treadmills and machinery.
Why it matters
Quieter neighbours
Essential in apartments and hotel rooms above living spaces.
Works under any finish
Tile, marble, timber, vinyl or carpet.
Planned with the tiling
Installed as part of the floor build-up, not as an afterthought.
Questions
Questions
Can we add isolation without raising the floor much?
Thin underlays from a few millimetres are available. Floating floors need more height, which we check against door and threshold levels.
Does carpet solve impact noise?
Carpet helps a lot, but under hard finishes like marble an acoustic underlay is needed.
Related services
Wall soundproofing
To stop noise passing from one room to another, the wall itself has to change.
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Villas & apartments
Homes in the UAE are built with hard, beautiful finishes, which also means echo and noise.
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Tiling
Level floors, straight joints and properly waterproofed wet areas.
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