JCW Acoustic Flooring has installed over 20,000m2 of Acoustic Flooring to date in 2013. Working for Main Contractors, Developers and Timber Frame Contractors, we have installed a wide variety of acoustic flooring systems. Including specialist solutions for raised access flooring to meet the specific acoustic and structural needs of each project. The most popular being the Robust Detail FFT-1 deep batten system. This system is primarily used on separating floors on

We live in a noisy world, one that seemingly gets louder as time progresses and the world’s population grows. There are multiple sources of noise around us nowadays that it can sometimes seem impossible to get away from it when all we crave is a little bit of peace and quiet in our life. Every single one of us has a duty to keep any noise we generate down to

JCW Acoustic Flooring has proved their ability to install up to 300m2 per day of a Robust Detail FFT-5 flooring system. Working on a 2800m2 project in Reading, JCW Acoustic Flooring operatives exceeded expectations, completing more than double the originally planned output per day. JCW Acoustic Deck 28 was used to improve impact performance on the majority of the build. In addition, an FFT-2 cradle system was chosen to overcome

JCW Acoustic Flooring has the knowledge and experience to reliably deliver an acoustic floor that complies with Part E of Building Regulations. That’s because JCW Acoustic Flooring has been supplying and installing acoustic floors for almost 10 years and in the process has built a vast working knowledge of acoustic products and how to correctly install them. Working on both new build and refurbishment projects nationwide, JCW Acoustic Flooring has

When building attached homes there are two ways to comply with Part E of the building regulations. The first is by registering with Robust Details Ltd, an option only available on new build projects. How Robust Details Exceed Minimum Building Regulations Robust Details have been pre designed to exceed building regulation requirements. A separating floor or wall construction can be selected from the Robust Detail handbook. These designs have undergone