37mm JCW Acoustic Deck 37 - Cement Particle based Direct to Joist Board
37mm JCW Acoustic Deck 37 - Cement Particle based Direct to Joist Board
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- Product Code: A1-1966
- Delivery Time: 2 - 3 working days
- Brand: JCW (Tech. support: 08453402858)
- Model and Size: 1200x600mm - 0.72m2
- Weight: 25.10kg
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37mm JCW Acoustic Deck 37 - Cement Particle based Direct to Joist Board
Width: 600mm
Length: 1200mm
Board Coverage: 0.72m2
Density: 94.3kg/m3
Weight/m2: 32.9kg
Weight: 25.1kg
37mm JCW Acoustic Deck 37, a 15mm resilient acoustic layer laminated to a 22mm T&G cement particle board, designed for fitting direct to joist. Acoustic Deck 37 is specially designed for direct to joist fitment after existing timber floor has been removed. After removing existing timber floors, there is no need to lay a new one, saving money and time. Suitable for both 400mm and 600mm joist centres and ceramic tiling. Non load bearing partitions can be built off the floor.
- An ideal solution where construction heights are a problem,
- Easy to install,
- Suitable for for new flooring systems or upgrades to existing separating floors,
- An economical product for Conversion projects
- Offers good impact sound improvement,
- Deck ready for final floor finish e.g.laminates, carpets and carpet tiles,
- Suitable for both 400mm and 600mm joist centres,
- Non load bearing partitions can be built off the floor
- New build
- Refurbishments
- Domestic upgrade
- On timber joists
- The boards must be dry and acclimatised at least 24 hours prior to installation, this will minimise any expansion or contraction after installation.
- JCW Acoustic Deck 37 must be laid on to flat or levelled joists in the opposite direction of the joists.
- Use tungsten carbide tipped blades for cutting at all times. Particle Board can be drilled using conventional portable drilling machines. It is a wood and cement panel, therefore does not require percussion drilling. It can be sanded using a vibrating sanding machine or belt sanding machine.
- Ensure that the wall surfaces are prepared - plaster skimmed or plaster boarded down to the level of the sub-deck. There shouldn't be any gaps at wall edges.
- Apply 5mm foam flat wall JCW Perimeter Edging Strip or L shaped strips to the base of all perimeter walls allowing approximately 15mm excess foam above the finished acoustic board height. This can later be folded down on top of the acoustic floor surface to isolate the skirting boards.
- Remove any tongues at the wall edges, then cut & scribe the first corner board into place and butt up to the Edging Strip. Do not compress the JCW Perimeter Edging Strip.
- Ensure all T&G board joints must be fully adhesive bonded using a recommended adhesive.
- Proceed with the second and successive rows ensuring that all board joints are staggered. The last row of boards will require accurate cutting & scribing to butt up to the wall.
- Any minor gaps between the JCW Perimeter Edging Strip and the acoustic board must be filled with JCW Acoustic Sealant/Mastic.
- It is imperative that the JCW Perimeter Edging Strip is not compressed in order to maintain acoustic isolation and an allowance for expansion.
- At the door threshold leave a 5mm gap between the adjoining acoustic boards and fill with JCW Acoustic Sealant. If the sub-floor at the doorways is not flat, the acoustic boards may require additional base support to reduce compressive joint movement. Additionally the surface joints could be sanded up to 5mm to level if required.
- The finished floor should not be walked on for a period of up to 24 hours to allow the adhesive to cure undisturbed.
- Ensure that the board joint adhesive has fully cured prior to overlaying any final floor covering.
JCW Acoustic Deck 34 board has been independently tested in a UK Verified independent UKAS accredited laboratory.