DECKfon composite overlays are the ideal acoustic treatment to improve the performance of an existing structural timber decked floor. All three treatments combine a tongue and groove timber floorboard with a low resonance, flexible resilient foam.
Cellecta is also an exceptional insulator of sound transmission. Deckfon boards are designed to be used in new structures or as an overlay acoustic floorboard that can be used on concrete floor directly as a floating floor.
Fibrefon Micro quilts are made from unique non-itch polyester micro fibres, which provide outstanding sound absorbency, resulting in only half the thickness of quilt being required compared to...
Cellecta YELOfon FS30 2000 X 30 X 30MM
Cellecta offer a wide range of isolation flanking systems. Failure to use the correct system may result in your installation failing the acoustic flooring test...
Cellecta YELOfon FS30 2000 X 30 X 30MM
Cellecta offer a wide range of isolation flanking systems. Failure to use the correct system may result in your installation failing the acoustic flooring test...
Premium softwood decking:
Our softwood treated decking is a high quality softwood deck board with a grooved finish on one face, with the reverse face being flat / plain.
Our 32x125mm decking is...
47x100mm is also commonly known as 4x2 inch, although the actual finished dimensions for this product are 47x95mm.
It is machine regularised which means the faces and edges have been slightly...
The moisture resistant grade P5 is the most commonly specified flooring in the UK. It is used extensively in new build house building and refurbishment projects.
Features
Easy to use, fast to...
Fibrefon Micro quilts are made from unique non-itch polyester micro fibres, which provide outstanding sound absorbency, resulting in only half the thickness of quilt being required compared to...
The moisture resistant grade P5 is the most commonly specified flooring in the UK. It is used extensively in new build house building and refurbishment projects.
Features
Easy to use, fast to...
