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Features
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Benefits
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Rain Noise
Impact noise from rain can significantly increase the indoor noise levels. Rain noise is therefore a potentially important noise source which must be considered at an early point in the roof design in order to minimise disturbance within the building.
The addition of a mass layer is required in order to attain the highest acoustic performance levels for lightweight metal roof constructions. The Tecsound Acoustic Membrane offers additional mass whilst also providing inherent damping properties.
Testing has confirmed that Tecsound Acoustic Membrane provides improved acoustic performance in comparison with heavier, thicker, more expensive cementatious boards.
Environment
Tecsound Acoustic membrane is a unique synthetic material. It does not contain lead, EPDM or Bitumen. It is made from 68% recycled mineral fillers and is 100% recyclable
Installation
For flat roof applications, Tecsound Acoustic Membrane should be laid directly on to the metal decking, across the line of the profiles. The metal decking must be clean and dry. Align the membrane and extend the roll over the metal decking progressively. The reinforcing protecttion scrim works not only as a separating layer but makes the material easier to handle and safer to walk on when wet.
All membrane joints should be overlapped by 50mm as small openings can reduce the level of acoustic insulation.
The Tecsound Acoustic Membrane also doubles as a vapour control layer so in some applications no additional material is needed. Thermal insulation roofing boards are then applied. A mechanically fastened single-ply or other waterproofing membrane should then be installed in accordance with the manufacturer's requirements.
Day joints must be formed at the conclusion of each section of work to seal exposed edges of insulation boards and acoustic membrane.
Cutting
Easily cut or shaped with a sharp knife.
Product Description
Tecsound Acoustic Roofing Membrane is a flexible, high density, visco-elastic polymer mass layer. When combined with rock fibre or PIR insulation, the product provides an inexpensive, high performance acoustic solution for flat roofing and built-up metal roofing systems (e.g. standing seam). It is an ideal solution for buildings requiring high levels of acoustic performance, including:
Tecsound Acoustic Roofing Membrane Systems have been used in numerous prestigious applications around the world including:
Metal Deck Roof Construction with PIR
Rw= 38dB Ln,w=68dB
(without Tecsound Acoustic Membrane Rw32dB and Ln,w73dB)
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5kg FPV roofing membrane Test Report: SRL C/00/5L/7950/2-38 |
Metal Deck Roof Construction with Mineral Wool
Rw= 46dB
(without Tecsound Acoustic Membrane Rw40dB
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5kg SBS roofing membrane Test Report: Applus 07/32304816 |
Metal Deck Roof Construction with PIR and Mineral Wool
Rw= 47dB
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5kg SBS roofing membrane Test Report: Applus 08/32310041 |
Metal Deck Roof Construction with Mineral Wool
Rw= 55dB
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1mm standing seam Test Report: Labein B0082-IN-CT104 |
Other systems tested include:
Acoustic Intensity Tests to BS EN ISO 140-18:2006
Acoustic Roof Barcelona Terminal 1 & Acoustic Roof on Korda Studios - Budapest
Acoustic Roof on Torino Stadium - Italy & Acoustic Roof on Santiago de Compostela
Acoustic Roof on Manchester Stadium & Acoustic Roof on Zaragoza Airport