Acoustic Flooring
SubFloor's High-Performance Acoustic Flooring
We are now listed in the SOAB database for those of you who work in Bastian, SONarchitect, and CadnaB
The basic idea is simple! With SubFloor acoustic flooring—customized and installed precisely to meet your requirements and needs—the level of footfall noise is reduced when someone walks on the floor in another room or on another floor of the building. Sounds from conversations, the TV, and the radio can also be dampened when the right flooring choice improves airborne sound insulation.
Requirements and needs vary in multi-unit residential buildings, offices, preschools, schools, or buildings housing other types of operations, depending on how sound behaves in rooms and on surface layers. SubFloor acoustic flooring was developed in collaboration with leading experts and involves using screws in combination with a unique acoustic foot. The foot provides damping that reduces impact sound by up to 28 dB without compromising stability.
However, to ensure that the building’s requirements are met, it is important to take all conditions into account—the floor’s construction in relation to the building’s structure and floor plan. It’s a matter of striking the right balance to meet the requirements in every situation. If a floor sags too much, it feels uncomfortably soft to walk on. We collaborate with materials experts who ensure that established acoustic requirements are exceeded by a wide margin.
Three different acoustic stands
SubFloor acoustic pedestals are designed to meet high standards for impact and airborne sound insulation. The high-quality polyamide and TPE materials, each with distinct properties, combined with the selected floor structure type, ensure excellent indoor acoustics for your specific project. There are now three different variants of acoustic feet. The type of acoustic foot is determined by the flexible installation height, which can be achieved using either wooden or steel joists, depending on the project’s requirements and conditions.
Choose the Right Acoustic Foot
Contact us for a consultation early on, and we'll help you find the right solution.
Examples of Structures
Wooden batten, acoustic foot 12 mm, HDF
Steel stud, 12 mm acoustic foot, HDF
Wooden stud, acoustic foot 25 mm, KL wood
Acoustic Foot, 12 mm
Wooden stud with acoustic foot
Steel stud with acoustic foot
Decibel Concept – Acoustic Mats
Decibel Concept consists of acoustic mats that can be combined with various types of flooring materials or integrated into different floor-decking structures, either directly beneath the surface or cast into the structure
Music School
Here we've compiled some facts that may be useful for anyone interested in comfortable sound environments and noise reduction
Step 1
Floor Construction for Quieter Homes
How you can work to reduce noise levels and create a good acoustic environment right from the start
Step 2
How Sound Travels
Different sounds travel between rooms in different ways. We know what you should keep in mind and how you can reduce noise with a good floor
Step 3
Tips & Solutions
Every project presents its own challenges, with different circumstances and conditions. Here, we’ve compiled some practical tips for solutions
Project – With Acoustic Flooring
Here we present a selection of various projects featuring SubFloor acoustic flooring.
