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Accessories

Acoustic accessories, such as clips and channels, isolation and perimeter strips, and tapes, play a crucial role in enhancing the overall effectiveness of sound control solutions within construction and architectural projects.

Clips and channels are integral components for creating resilient wall and ceiling structures. These accessories are designed to isolate drywall or other finishing materials from the underlying structure, minimising the transmission of sound vibrations. By preventing direct contact, these clips and channels contribute to creating acoustically optimised spaces, particularly in environments where noise reduction is paramount.

Isolation and perimeter strips are essential accessories that aid in isolating various building elements. These strips are strategically placed to prevent sound transfer between different materials or structures, enhancing the overall acoustic performance of walls, floors, and ceilings.

Tapes, another important acoustic accessory, are utilised for sealing joints and gaps in construction elements. This helps create a continuous barrier against sound leakage, ensuring that the acoustic integrity of the space is maintained. Tapes are versatile and can be applied in various applications, including flooring, walls, and ceilings.

Together, these acoustic accessories contribute to a comprehensive approach to sound control, addressing specific challenges and ensuring that the constructed spaces meet the desired acoustic standards. Their application enhances the overall comfort and functionality of residential, commercial, and industrial environments.

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