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Place EVA (Black) side DOWN onto the subfloor for the following finishes:Ī. Hardwood or Engineered Wood – nail-down, glue-down.ī. Place EVA (Black) side UP onto the subfloor for the following finishes:ġ. Protrusions greater than 1/16” shall be scraped from the surface to avoid puncturing.Ī. Wood Subfloor: Wood surfaces (or cement board) to receive Floor Blokker must be broom clean and smooth with no protruding fasteners.ġ. Gypsum Concrete Subfloor: Gypcrete surfaces to receive Floor Blokker must be clean and cured per the gypsum concrete manufacturer’s curing instructions.Ĭ. Bond testing to determine compatibility of adhesives to concrete must be provided by Adhesive Manufacturer.ī.
Concrete surface must have pH of 9 or less.Ĭ. Concrete must be dry with emission rates that do not exceed 3lb/1000sq.ft. Moisture testing to be performed in accordance with ASTM F2170 or in accordance with ASTM F1869.Ī.
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Concrete shall be clean, dry, smooth, structurally sound, and free of foreign materials that may prevent an adhesion bond (ASTM F710).ġ. Concrete Subfloor: Standard density concrete must of good quality with low water-to-cement ratio consistent with the requirements for placement of finishes. No fungal/algae growth and no visible disfigurement (ASTM D3273 & ASTM G21).Ī. 0.3 Thermal Resistance coefficient (ASTM C518)Ī. 1-Hour fire resistance wall rating (ASTM E119)Ĭ. Standard Sizes: 4’x25’ rolls 4’x8’ sheets custom length rolls available.ī. Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA) & Polyethylene (PE) product made from post-industrial recycled material.ģ. Engineered sound-damping underlayment, designed to remediate both impact and airborne noise.Ģ. Underlayment shall be protected from heavy wear, including the use of stilts, hand trucks, and other heavy equipment.Ģ.1 FLOOR BLOKKER BY COMMERCIAL ACOUSTICSġ. Finished floor to be installed within two (2) weeks after Floor Blokker installation, if possible.ġ.
#Sound control underlayment for tile windows#
Installation of underlayment product to occur after the space is 100% dried in (all windows and doors installed), preferably after drywall installation.ī. If material stiffens, it may be softened more rapidly using a heat gun.Ī. Materials should be allowed to acclimate to environment prior to installation in 60 degrees (F) or greater for 24 hours or more to reduce material stiffness when unrolling.Ģ. Materials to be stored in a dry environment at temperatures ranging from 0-110 degrees (F)ġ. All materials shall be delivered in original unopened packaging.ī. Installation Instructions: detailed installation procedure including jobsite condition requirements, surface preparation requirements, and approved products.Ī. Product Data Sheet: manufacturer’s specifications including laboratory test summary.Ģ. E413 – Classification for Rating Sound Insulation.ġ.
E90 – Standard Test Method for Laboratory Measurement of Airborne Sound Transmission Loss of Building Partitions and Elements.ĥ. E2179 – Standard Test Method for Laboratory Measurement of the Effectiveness of Floor Coverings in Reducing Impact Sound Transmission Through Concrete Floors.Ĥ. E989 – Standard Classification for Determination of Impact Insulation Class (IIC).ģ. E492 – Standard Test Method for Laboratory Measurement of Impact Sound Transmission Through Floor-Ceiling Assemblies Using the Tapping Machine.Ģ.
#Sound control underlayment for tile code#
International Building Code (IBC) 2012:ġ. Applicable Specification Sections: Division 01 – General and Division 09 – Finishes.Ī. Drawings and general provisions of the Contract including supplements and addendums.ī. Floor Blokker by Commercial Acoustics resilient flooring underlayment.Ī.
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