INSONOMAT SKU: SP0004
INSONOMAT SKU: SP0004
INSONOMAT is an acoustic membrane made with a base of elastomeric bitumen and recycled rubber. INSONOMAT was developed specifically for use under a layer of 1½ inch (38
mm) concrete. INSONOMAT could also be effective without concrete.
Product Properties
- Thickness 9/16 inch
- Underface Rubber
Installation
Install the INSONOMAT membrane with the rubber facing down. Begin INSONOMAT installation at the walls. The self-adhesive strips of the first lengths go to the wall. Apply the entire self-adhesive strip and no less than 2 in (40 mm) of the regular surface to the wall surface. Do this on all the walls and divisions in order to have a granulated surface between the walls and the concrete to be applied.
Related Products
SOPRADRAIN™ 104/104PF
SOPRADRAIN 104 is a versatile workhorse that delivers first-rate protection for waterproofing systems. Faced with a woven fabric layer, this…
View Product
ALSAN® TRAFIK RS 790 HT
ALSAN TRAFIK RS 790 HT (Heavy Texture) is a rapid-curing, trafficable finish coat composed of polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) resin and…
View Product
ALSAN® COATING BUTYL FLEECE TAPE
ALSAN COATING BUTYL FLEECE TAPE contains a butyl rubber compound with a polyester fleece face used where required or recommended…
View ProductRelated Projects
Cleveland Clinic – Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Clinic’s main campus consists of 41 buildings on about 140 acres near University Circle, Cleveland. They operate 14 family health and ambulatory surgery centers in surrounding communities and a multispecialty hospital and family health center in Weston, Florida. Various SOPREMA® systems have been chosen for their waterproofing needs.
PGA of America Headquarters – Frisco, Texas
The PGA of America’s new facility is far more than just a headquarters building – PGA members, associates and staff refer to it as “home.” There’s plenty of substance behind that choice of labeling too. After all, what golfer wouldn’t feel at home in a facility that boasts an education center with advanced coaching facilities, an indoor short game practice area, 11 standard and four simulated hitting bays, and a practice green wired with motion-capture sensors? The creatively-designed space is illuminated largely by sunlight, and even includes a large video screen near the main entrance that uses RFID technology to welcome members by name.