Green Glue Noise Proofing Compound Green Glue is a noiseproofing, viscoelastic compound which transforms energy from sound waves into heat energy that you can't hear. When sandwiched between two rigid sheets (like Dry Wall) just one layer of compound can eliminate up to 90% of unwanted noise. It is ready mixed and available in American quart sized tubes which require a specialist sealant applicator. Recommended usage is 2 tubes per board (8ft x 4ft). For larger volumes we recommend using the 5 Gallon Pails, these pails provide enough compound for 11 8ft x 4ft sheets. Sound Proof Your Life with Green Glue Noiseproofing Compound! Get In Touch 01440 766 975 [email protected] Buy Online: https://www.affixit.co.uk/Green-Glue Suitable for commercial and domestic new builds and renovations Application training is minimal This unique, noise damping compound can be applied in minutes Green Glue is the most popular and cost-effective soundproofing material on the market. Application is fast, simple, and effective. The compound’s unique properties dissipate structural vibrations caused by sound waves that travel through ceiling, walls, and floors. The soundproofing compound is a non-hazardous and environmentally-responsible, cost-effective soundproofing solution. Green Glue Tape CST Joist Tape from Green glue is a noiseproofing joist tape which resolves one of the biggest noise complaints - the unwanted sound of footsteps and squeaky floors. The squeaking occurs naturally when floors settle, and joists rub together with subflooring – but this is avoidable. Green Glue Tape is a noiseproofing joist tape that creates a seal that prevents void spaces which occur as joists and subfloors dry and shrink. Applying Green Glue Noiseproofing Joist Tape takes takes very little time yet the benefits will last for many years top come. The foam tape roll tape is simply applied onto floor joists, adhesive side down, followed by the installation of the subflooring on top. Green Glue Noiseproofing Joist Tape comes in three standard width sizes based on the most common joist sizes in new construction projects. Noise Proofing Material
