Acoustic Flooring In Apartments

Sound treatment is a key design consideration for almost every building, but reducing noise disturbances and enhancing sound quality is particularly important in multi-storey buildings such as apartment blocks.

Impact sounds are those produced by foot traffic, vibrating machinery, or objects being dropped on the floor. This noise then disturbs workers, guests, and residents. Airborne sounds typically stem from people, animals, or instruments, and are equally as disruptive.

One of the main reasons why acoustic flooring is used in apartment blocks is to prevent the transmission of such sounds, providing a more comfortable living environment.

Acoustic flooring in apartments allows residents to have private conversations – either person-to-person or over the telephone – without neighbours listening in. What’s more, they needn’t worry about getting noise complaints from those living in the apartment below, as the acoustic flooring will reduce the amount of impact sound travelling through the floor.

For more information about acoustic flooring for apartments, get in touch with JCW Acoustic Flooring on 01204 548 400.

The price you’ll pay for acoustic flooring in apartments can vary depending on several factors, including the size of the building and the type of acoustic products you require.

The bigger your building and the greater the number of floors you have, the more you can expect to pay for acoustic flooring. Similarly, higher quality products will cost the most, but will last for many years to come.

Luckily, the team at JCW Acoustic Flooring has plenty of experience in supplying and installing acoustic flooring in apartments over the top of concrete and timber subfloors. We regularly advise contractors on the most suitable products for their needs and budget.

By employing the expertise of our fitters, you can relax knowing that your acoustic floors will be of the highest quality and installed correctly.

For a better idea of how much it will cost to install acoustic flooring at your apartment, don’t hesitate to give us a call on 01204 548 400 or drop us an email at enquiries@jcwgroup.co.uk, and we’ll get back to you with a free no-obligation quote.

At JCW Acoustic Flooring, we supply and install only the best acoustic flooring for apartments – including Acoustic Battens, Cradles, Decking, and Cellecta Screedboard.

We have been installing acoustic flooring in apartments across the length and breadth of the country for many years.

In 2015, we used the JCW Acoustic Cradle System for the 182 apartments at Park Hill in Sheffield. We also used our acoustic cradles at Liverpool’s Mann Island on the Albert Dock back in 2012, and at The Landmark Waterfront complex in Brierly Hill, Dudley. This product was perfect for levelling uneven subfloors whilst reducing impact sound at the same time.

Without knowing the details of your building and project requirements, it’s difficult to say which of our products will be best for you. However, our team is always on hand to help, and will be more than happy to assist you in choosing a suitable solution for your apartment.

Whilst there are lots of things you can do to soundproof your apartment floor on a budget – such as laying down a rug, opting for carpets instead of wooden flooring, and using a good quality underlay – you’ll be hard pushed to beat our acoustic flooring in apartments.

For many years, JCW Acoustic flooring has been supplying and installing acoustic floors for contractors across the UK, and we show no signs of stopping any time soon!

We have earned an enviable reputation with contractors working on new builds and refurbishments, so we are confident that we can offer a suitable solution for you.

Our team will make sure that acoustic flooring in apartments is installed properly – meeting Part E of Building Regulations. We’ll also work efficiently, ensuring the job is completed on time and within budget, without skimping on safety or quality.

For more reasons why you should make JCW your first choice for acoustic flooring in apartments, get in touch with us via our contact form.