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Cut out noise from above with unrivalled soundproofing

Creating an isolated, floating ceiling can help restore the peace and quiet vital for health and wellbeing. Here's the ultimate, easy-fit solution

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Oscar Iso-Mount acoustic hangers. Iso-Mount Type1 (shown) is designed to be as non-obtrusive and space-saving as possible with as little as 5mm ceiling height loss.
Oscar Iso-Mount acoustic hangers. Iso-Mount Type1 (shown) is designed to be as non-obtrusive and space-saving as possible with as little as 5mm ceiling height loss.

Millions of properties around the world have been built without adequate sound insulation.

Pounding footsteps, booming voices and music generated by noisy upstairs neighbours can impact sleep and even lead to physical and mental health issues.  

If clients are struggling with noise from above, the simplest solution is to create an isolated ceiling using Oscar Iso-Mount acoustic hangers.

These soundproof ceiling systems from Oscar Acoustics absorb sound pressure waves and vibrations that cause the transmission of unwelcome noise between floors.

7 benefits of the Oscar Iso-Mount 

  • Exceeds British building regulations Document E for airborne and impact sound.
  • Minimum ceiling height loss with Type 1 (as little as 5mm).
  • Achieves a fire rating of over 90 minutes where required.
  • Installation is carried out entirely from the room below with no disruption to the floor above.
  • Affordable and easy to install.
  • Height adjustable, allowing for flat ceilings across uneven joists. 
  • Gives the final appearance of a standard plastered ceiling once complete.

The Iso-Mount range is the ideal solution for significantly reducing unwanted noise between floors.

Perfect for soundproofing ceilings in houses, flats, conversions and new-builds as well as commercial spaces such as hotels, offices, shops and restaurants.

  • With no soundproof ceiling solution, noise transmits to the floor below.
    With no soundproof ceiling solution, noise transmits to the floor below.
  • The acoustic ceiling hangers work by absorbing the vibrations and sound pressure waves that cause the transfer of unwanted noise between floors.
    The acoustic ceiling hangers work by absorbing the vibrations and sound pressure waves that cause the transfer of unwanted noise between floors.
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For more information and technical support, visit oscar-acoustics.co.uk


Contact:
01474 854902
mail@oscar-acoustics.co.uk


 

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