PhonoMat® 29 Pro Max - Acoustic Underlay - For loud levels of airborne noise & medium impact noise (Timber Floor)

The PhonoMat-29 Pro Max stands as an exceptional choice for timber floor soundproofing, boasting ultra-high density (20.14kg/m2) that surpasses all other acoustic underlayment systems on the market. Its superiority is attributed to double mass loaded vinyls and a cross-linked foam impact layer, ensuring longevity and 'bounce back' properties compared to lower-grade foams lasting only 1-3 years. Manufactured and stocked in England, the PhonoMat-29 Pro Max is readily available for installation.
Consisting of two layers of 10kg heavy mass loaded barrier mat, PhonoMat-22 Pro Max is specifically designed to address high noise levels, while the PhonoMat 15 Pro targets medium-high noise treatment. Installation is straightforward, akin to conventional carpet underlay or pre-plasterboard layers, with the added acoustic function for airborne noise reduction. Ideal for domestic settings prioritizing privacy and comfort, PhonoMat-22 Pro Max offers a simple solution for reducing airborne sound and impact noise transmission through floors, serving as sound insulation when replacing carpets with hard floor finishes.
PhonoMat-22 Pro Max caters to both domestic and commercial applications, effectively reducing airborne and impact noise passing through floors and minimizing footsteps' sound on stairs. It's suitable for building extensions and loft conversions where enhanced sound insulation is desired, even if not mandated by Part E Building Regulation requirements. PhonoMat can meet Building Regulations (E&W) Approved Document E when paired with a resilient bar ceiling.
Designed for use on timber and concrete floors, PhonoMat is versatile for various applications, including offices, hotels, building renovations, and loft conversions, aiming to improve sound insulation within properties and comply with building regulations. With three thickness options available, PhonoMat offers a convenient and effective solution to reduce unwanted noise transmission, contributing to a quieter and more comfortable environment.