The Hush HD1019 Acoustic system offers a fully tested, economical acoustic solution for separating floors and ceilings constructed using traditional timber joists, particularly in refurbishment projects.
The system utilises several of Hush Acoustics' high performing sound insulation products including Hush Panel 28 floating floor boards, Hush Seal 20 and Hush Slab 100 sound absorbers. It enables separating floors/ceilings to meet the minimum Building Regulations requirements - Approved Document E (England & Wales), Section 5 (Scotland) and Part G (Northern Ireland).
HD1019 is constructed in the following way:
Acoustic Performance
Impact (LnTw) - 52 dB
Airborne (DnTw) - 58 dB
Airborne (DnTW+Ctr) - 53 dB
Please note that these product properties are not a replacement for the manufacturer's literature and it is always recommended that Hush Acoustics is consulted before specifying.
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| Application (?) | Ceilings , Floating Floors , Flooring , Floors , Separating Floors | |
| Typical Building Sector (?) | Commercial , Domestic , Education , Government , Healthcare , Heritage , Housing | |
| Typical Building Type (?) | Classrooms , Colleges , Commercial Offices , Commercial Premises , Company premises , Corporate commercial developments , Corporate Offices , Council buildings , Dwellings , Education Facilities , Flats , Head Offices , Heritage buildings , High Rise Flats , Meeting room , New Buildings , Office , Offices , Schools , Universities | |
| Typical Project Type (?) | Apartments , Conversion , Extension , Refurbishment , Renovation , Repurpose , Restoration , Retrofit | |
| Typical Use (?) | Ceilings , Commercial , Domestic , Flats , Floor , Flooring , Floors , Indoor , Interior , Offices , Refurbishment , Residential , Retrofit , Schools , separating floor | |
by Hush Acoustics 13-09-2023
by Hush Acoustics 23-03-2023