ProSound Reverso SoundMat (1.2m x 0.6m x 18mm)

£32.95 (£39.54 inc vat)

Size: 1200mm x 600mm x 18mm

Area per Mat: 0.72m2

Delivery: up to 5 working days

Please note: This product has a minimum order amount of 3
(When ordered in its own)

Availability: In stock SKU: PR005807-1
Actual Area (sq m) 0.72
Total Price £32.95

NOTE: Doesn’t include wastage allowance

Other Items Required For This System
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£52.00 (£62.40 inc vat)
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£16.95 (£20.34 inc vat)
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£4.45 (£5.34 inc vat)
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£11.95 (£14.34 inc vat)
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As a rough rule you need 1 tube of sealant for every 10m2. A jumbo applicator gun is needed for the 900ml sealant. You will require one roll of high tack tape for roughly 15m2 worth of area. Gripper rod risers are required for when using the mat as your carpet underlay. When using the mat hard side up a deck perimeter strip is required around the perimeter of the room. We recommend 1 roll of scrim tape per 30m2 and one tub of tile adhesive per 20m2 for sealing the joins between boards.

Description

The Reverso SoundMat is a totally unique and specially engineered dual purpose soundproofing mat suitable for both hard or soft floor finishes. A slim and effective floor soundproofing solution designed to reduce unwanted impact and airborne noise, helping you achieve peace and quiet in your home. Different soundproofing layers of mass coupled with an impact dampening layer are cleverly combined in one easy to install product which greatly improves the soundproofing capabilities of timber floors. The built in stabilising layer makes the Reverso SoundMat particularly suited to hard floor final finishes, as the majority of all hard floor finishes can be installed on top. (This removes the need of a stabilising layer, which reduces time and costs.)   Whether you require peace and quiet from noisy neighbours living above or below, or privacy between floors within your own home, then the Reverso SoundMat is an excellent solution. 

Features:

Three layers of soundproofing in one unique product

1. 6mm Fibre Cement Board – adds more mass to the floor to help block airborne noise. Whilst also providing a flat stable base for most hard floor final finishes such as, laminate, vinyl, wood and tiles

2. 9mm Closed Cell Foam – dampens sound energy and vibrations

3. 3mm Mass Loaded Vinyl – a second layer of high mass to further block airborne noise

 

Specifications:

  • Total thickness of system: 18mm
  • Size: 1200mm x 600mm x 18mm (0.72m²)
  • Weight: 12.60kg per mat (17.50kg per m²)
  • Water:  Resistant

Thermal Conductivity: 

  • 6mm Fibre Cement Board: 0.35 W/mK
  • MLV: 0.037 W/mK
  • 9mm Closed Cell Foam: 0.039 W/mK

Thermal Resistance:

  • 6mm Fibre Cement Board: 0.17 m² K/W
  • MLV: 0.095 m² K/W
  • 9mm Closed Cell Foam: 0.23 m² K/W

Fire:

  • 6mm Fibre Cement Board: EN 13501-1: A1
  • MLV: Surface spread of flame is tested to ISO 3795 and FMVSS 302 – Self Extinguishing
  • 9mm Closed Cell Foam: FMVSS 302

 

Timber Floor Performance (Hard Side Up):

Tested on timber sub floor with one layer of plasterboard directly fixed to underside of joists.

Airborne Performance

(higher the figure the better)

51dB (DnT,w)

43dB (DnT,w+Ctr) Includes correction for low frequency performance.

Airborne sound reduction of untreated timber floor:

38dB (DnT,w) / 25dB (DnT,w+Ctr)

Airborne improvement with treatment:

13dB (DnT,w) / 18dB (DnT,w+Ctr)

 

Impact Performance

(Lower the figure the better)

58dB (LnT,w)

Impact sound reduction of untreated timber floor:

82dB (LnT,w)

Impact improvement with treatment:

24dB (LnT,w)

 

Timber Floor Performance (Soft Side Up):

Tested on timber sub floor with one layer of plasterboard directly fixed to underside of joists.

Airborne Performance 

(higher the figure the better)

51dB (DnT,w)

43dB (DnT,w+Ctr) Includes correction for low frequency performance.

Airborne sound reduction of untreated timber floor:

38dB (DnT,w) / 25dB (DnT,w+Ctr)

Airborne improvement with treatment:

13dB (DnT,w) / 18dB (DnT,w+Ctr)

 

Impact Performance

(Lower the figure the better)

51dB (LnT,w)

Impact sound reduction of untreated timber floor:

82dB (LnT,w)

Impact improvement with treatment:

31dB (LnT,w)

 

 

N.B. dB performance figures may vary due to several factors, read more

 

Reverso SoundMat™ Product Overview

Reverso SoundMat™ Installation

 

  • Once delivered, please ensure that the Reverso SoundMats are stored flat
  • If you are employing fitters, it’s recommended they are booked after materials have been delivered
  • The mats weigh 12.60kg each and will need two people to lift them (unfortunately our drivers won’t be able to assist with carrying materials indoors)
  • The mass loaded vinyl (SoundBarrier 3mm) layer may emit a small odour when installed or moved. This odour will dissipate in time and we recommend ventilating the room for 24 hours after fitting
  • Standard delivery is between 9am and 6pm and all goods must be signed for
  • All goods are delivered (well wrapped) on a pallet as close to your property as possible

To find out what happens once your order has been placed, please take a look at the below delivery video:

The Reverso SoundMat is suitable for most final floor finishes, with no need for further boarding in most instances. For installation of different floor finishes, please see the Reverso SoundMat installation guide.

The Reverso SoundMat also acts as a luxury carpet underlay (installed soft side up).

Soundproofing a floor will reduce impact noise, airborne noise or both. All of our acoustic floor solutions are designed to exceed the UK Part E Building Regulations for the passage of sound. (43dB or higher for airborne noise and 64dB or lower for impact noise).

Different systems offer different levels of noise reduction depending on the level and type of noise needing to be blocked and the current construction of the floor.

No soundproofing will offer 100% reduction, however installing soundproofing will dramatically reduce noisy neighbour or unwanted noise.

*dB results will vary depending on several factors.

Learn more: Why dB results may vary

The short answer is yes. Soundproofing is like waterproofing and is only as good as the weakest point. Sound can travel through very small gaps, so if you were just to soundproof part of the floor you would be wasting your money. 

The best way to soundproof a floor is to:

  1. Improve the mass of the floor to help block airborne noise
  2. Improve the ability of the floor to absorb sound energy and vibration (footsteps). Without this, the addition of mass will have very little effect on helping to block impact noise
  3. Use acoustic insulation (such as acoustic mineral wool) between timber joists to eliminate sound resonating and amplifying in this potential sealed chamber
  4. Use different materials of high mass. Different materials perform better for different sound frequencies, so using a combination of high mass materials will perform better than simply more of the same material

Depending on the chosen solution, soundproofing a timber floor can help to reduce impact noise (footsteps) travelling from the room above to the room below. 

Timber floor soundproofing can also help to reduce airborne noise travelling from below to the room above or from the room above to the room below.

Our soundproofing solutions can all be installed by a competent DIYer and over 80% of customers install the systems themselves. For those that don't, then a local tradesperson will have no difficulty installing our solutions. We supply detailed installation instructions and videos and are only ever a phone call away should you have any questions (01423) 206208.

Learn more: Installation

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