Soundproof Plasterboard 15mm

Shipped by iKoustic from the UK

£19.97

£23.96 inc. VAT

Minimum order: 20 sheets
For smaller orders please try half boards

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  • Acoustic plasterboard for soundproofing.
  • Can be used on floors and ceilings.
  • Reduces airborne sounds (e.g. music, tv & talking).
  • Great for internal stud walls or as part of a system.
  • Higher mass than standard plasterboard improves acoustic properties
  • Compliant with both Part E Building Regulations (England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland).
  • Dimensions: 2400mm x 1200 mm x 15mm (2.99m2).
  • Weight: 36kg per board.
  • Noise reduction: Up to 28dB on a single course brick wall* What’s this?

 

Soundproof Plasterboard 15mm

Soundproof or acoustic plasterboard is used in a variety of soundproofing systems or can be used on its own. It differs from traditional plasterboard by having a higher mass. Higher mass means better soundproofing, so this product assists in the reduction of airborne noise like talking or TV noise.

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Skim or tape

Tape & joint or skim

Our acoustic plasterboards have a tapered edge. This means you’re able to tape and joint as a speedier way to finish your project. Our boards are also ready for traditional skimming.

Cost Effective

Cost-effective Mass

Adding mass is a key aspect of soundproofing but high mass products can get costly. Soundproof plasterboard is one of the cheapest forms of mass you can add to a soundproofing system.

MuteClip System

Used with MuteClip

Acoustic plasterboard is a key component in many of our systems and works excellently with MuteClip and Channel.

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20 board minimum

For delivery reasons, we can only send twenty boards and above. However, if you need less than twenty boards try our half-size boards. We can deliver lower quantities and you may find them easier to handle.

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Fast delivery

We can deliver soundproof plasterboard in 2-5 working days. Call our team for more details. Be prepared as the product ships on a pallet.

Soundproof plasterboard works best as part of a system like our MuteClip systems, or when combined with other materials.

If you’re looking for an easy-to-install system perhaps look at our MuteBoard products. They are acoustic plasterboards bolstered with other soundproofing materials and can be applied directly to the wall.

Another option is to include acoustic mineral wool in between cavities if the space you’re treating is a stud frame or ceiling joists.

Yes, many soundproofing systems make use of soundproof plasterboard on ceilings.

No, the boards would crack and break. We recommend using an acoustic underlay if you are interested in soundproofing a floor.

The blue facing of Acoustic Plasterboard can be skimmed straight onto without any additional lining paper. Remember to use scrim tape on all joins to make sure the plastering layer bonds successfully.

All rolled carpets can be pulled directly over MuteMat® 3 without any need for an over boarding, Carpet Gripper Strips will need to be fit around the perimeter of each room to raise the gripper rods to a more suited height.

The blue paper finish will want to be facing into the room; if using a tapered edge, it will be the tapered edge facing into the room.

  1. Make sure that the surface you are applying to is flat to avoid any joints unsuccessfully matching up. 
     
  2. When fixing Acoustic Plasterboard you need heavy-duty fixings of 18 per board and remember to leave a 2-5mm gap from the adjacent surfaces.
     
  3. Fix with tapered edge vertically.
     
  4. Fill all gaps, including the abutting of all joints and around the perimeter. The aim is to make sure the surface is as airtight as possible as you are trying to reduce airflow that airborne noise transfers through, even the smallest of gaps.
     
  5. Use a scrim tape on joins to provide a strong bond for skim plastering; it is essential to note that you require no additional lining paper for skimming, it is ready to go.

Important Information

Our products contain a high level of mass. If there are any structural concerns you will want to consult a Structural Engineer to discuss your requirements.

*Our Typical Performance Results and Noise Reduction Guidance are provided to indicate the results that have been achieved in previous tests but are not guaranteed to a specific site as multiple factors can affect this, you can view their variants on our ‘Featured Systems’ tab.

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If you place an order online it’s likely we will call to discuss delivery to make sure it runs as smoothly as possible. Deliveries can arrive on a large vehicle. If there are access issues or HGV restrictions, please do let us know in advance as our website options are given in good faith of no restrictions. All of our deliveries must be signed for so you will need to ensure someone is on the premises on the day of delivery.

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