3mm Overlap Cork Floor Underlayment Sound Reduction Moisture Resistant

3mm Cork Underlay With Aluminum Foil For Laminate Floor Sound Reduction

Introduction:
Cork underlay is a cost effective solution for reducing airborne and impact noise problems. Due to the unique 40 million cells per cubic centimetre honeycomb structure of cork and the special nature of the resin binder, it performs outstandingly under floating and laminated floors, wooden floors, ceramic tiles, natural stone, linoleum and vinyl floors.

Features:

100% cork (bark from the cork tree)
Excellent impact noise reduction, reduce sounds of footsteps: Reduce the amount of noise that a floor will make as people walk on it.
Insulation and Increases thermal resistance
The best choice for sound control and stress crack suppression issues involving the installation of hard surfaces in condominiums and apartment buildings
Cork underlayment has such outstanding acoustical properties that it will meet or exceed the multi-level code requirements of most homeowner associations
Natural and economical solution to provide a necessary sound control
Environmentally friendly
Direct and easy installation
Does not deteriorate after years of use
Moisture resistant, avoid the appearance of moisture in the floor top layer
Controlling the temperature in the room
The best material to raise a subfloor
Floor improvement: de-emphasize an irregularities subfloor.
It has been independently tested according to ASTM standards for acoustical values

How to Install

Step 1: Clean Your Subfloor
Clean your subfloor using your broom and dustpan so that it is free of any foreign objects.

Step 2: Roll Out Your Underlayment
Roll your underlayment next to the wall. Start in the corner to keep it as even as possible across the room.

Step 3: Cut the Section
Once you have your underlayment firmly in place, cut the section using your scissors or utility knife.

Step 4: Roll Out the Next Section
Roll out the next section with the tape side over the overlapping film on the previous section.

Step 5: Butt Underlayment
Butt your underlayment sections together so that the tape side is flush up against the other piece of underlayment and on top of the overlapping film.

Step 6: Cut Section
Cut the next section of underlayment.