Acoustic Putty Pads for Power Sockets
£9.82
When it comes to maintaining the acoustic integrity of your walls, Acoustic Putty is an essential tool.
Designed to seal gaps around electrical outlets, pipes, and cables, this versatile, mouldable putty ensures that your soundproofing efforts are not compromised. It’s ideal for both residential and commercial applications, providing a reliable solution for reducing sound transmission and enhancing fire resistance.
What is Acoustic Putty?
Acoustic Putty, also known as Intumescent Box Liner, is a specially formulated, non-hardening sealant designed to enhance soundproofing in drywall constructions. Its pliable nature allows it to conform to any shape, making it perfect for lining electrical socket boxes and sealing other penetrations in soundproof walls. Certified with CE/UKCA marks for the UK and European markets, this putty ensures compliance with rigorous standards.
What are the Benefits of Acoustic Putty?
Acoustic Putty offers numerous benefits:
Superior Soundproofing: Effectively reduces sound transmission by sealing gaps and cracks, maintaining the acoustic integrity of walls with a rating of up to 69dB Rw.
Fire Resistance: Provides up to 90 minutes of fire resistance in 100mm and 130mm drywall constructions, preventing the passage of smoke and flames.
Easy to Use: Self-adhesive and easy to apply without tools, making installation quick and hassle-free.
Flexible and Durable: Remains pliable and can be reshaped as needed, ensuring a tight fit without hardening or drying out.
Moisture Resistant: Unaffected by moisture, making it suitable for use in wet rooms.
Environmentally Friendly: Contains no solvents, making it safe for both the user and the environment.
Cost-Effective: Minimises waste and reduces labour and time costs, making it a practical choice for large projects.
How is Acoustic Putty Used?
Acoustic Putty is primarily used for lining electrical socket boxes in drywall constructions. By doing so, it helps maintain the soundproofing and fire resistance of the wall. This ensures compliance with Part E and Part B Building Regulations, which pertain to sound insulation and fire safety, respectively. The putty can also be used to seal around pipes and cables, further enhancing its versatility and effectiveness.