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Product Overview
The Premium Acoustic MDF 6mm is engineered to be installed over a floating acoustic floor system, providing a solid substrate for various flooring options such as laminate, vinyl, carpet tile, and carpet floor finishes. It is an ideal choice for creating a sound-insulated environment in residential and commercial spaces.
Key Features
- Thickness: 6mm
- Tongue & Groove design eliminates the need for screws or nails
- Lightweight: 5kg per sheet
- Moisture-resistant MDF material
- Isolation gap of 5-10mm recommended to reduce sound transmission
- Compatible with various adhesives for secure installation
Installation Instructions
To install the Premium Acoustic MDF 6mm, follow the guidelines below:
- Bond the boards to the acoustic layer using appropriate adhesive.
- Use PVA adhesive on the tongue and groove joints.
- Ensure all joints are at least 50mm away from any other joints.
- Leave an isolation gap of 5-10mm between the wall and the MDF.
- Fill the isolation gap with acoustic sealant to enhance sound insulation.
Dimensions & Specifications
| Specification | Measurement |
|---|---|
| Length | 1200mm |
| Width | 1200mm |
| Height/Thickness | 6mm |
Usage and Recommendations
This MDF is suitable for use with various floor finishes, including luxury vinyl tiles (LVT). It is advisable to consult with the flooring manufacturer for specific installation requirements and tolerances. When ordering, allow for wastage in your calculations. For instance, a room size of 4m x 3m would require approximately 10 sheets when accounting for wastage.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can this MDF be used with all types of flooring?
Yes, it is designed to support various flooring finishes, but always confirm with the manufacturer's specifications for LVT.
2. Do I need to use special adhesives?
It is recommended to use specific adhesives suitable for acoustic applications, such as acrylic adhesive or PVA adhesive for tongue and groove joints.
3. How much isolation gap should I leave?
An isolation gap of 5-10mm between the wall and the MDF is recommended to minimize sound transmission.
