Cellecta AF100 Acoustic Wall Fixings - 100mm

• Effective Sound Insulation: Reduces impact sound transmission, making it suitable for residential and commercial applications
• Lightweight: Easy to handle and install
• Easy Installation: Designed for quick and straightforward installation in floating floor systems
• Compliance: Helps meet building regulations for soundproofing
• Durability: Maintains performance over time under typical floor conditions
• Drill size 8mm
• Quantity sold per box/pack = 100

Securing acoustic wall lining insulation boards: Cellecta AF100 is ideal for securing acoustic wall lining insulation boards because it provides a strong, durable bond specifically designed for acoustic applications. It helps ensure that insulation boards are securely fixed to the wall, preventing slippage or movement over time, which is crucial for maintaining the acoustic performance of the system. Additionally, Cellecta AF100 is easy to apply, making the installation process more efficient while ensuring long-term stability and reliability of the insulation boards in soundproofing applications.

• What is Cellecta AF100? - Cellecta AF100 is an acoustic resilient layer designed to reduce impact sound transmission in separating floors. It is commonly used in conjunction with structural concrete or timber floors to enhance sound insulation performance
• What are the main applications of Cellecta AF100? - The product is typically installed in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings, particularly in areas where reducing noise from foot traffic or other impact sounds is crucial. It is suitable for both new builds and refurbishment projects
• How does Cellecta AF100 improve sound insulation? - Cellecta AF100 helps to reduce impact noise, such as footsteps or dropped objects, by absorbing and dampening sound vibrations. It works effectively as part of a floor system to minimise sound transmission between different levels of a building.
• What is the installation process for Cellecta AF100? - Cellecta AF100 is typically laid directly over structural floors before the final floor covering is installed. The resilient layer is easy to install and can be bonded to the subfloor or laid loose, depending on the construction system being used.