Sound Controlling Felt

Sound controlling felt is a type of material used in construction and building projects to reduce or control sound transmission. It is commonly used in walls, floors, and ceilings to improve sound insulation and create a quieter environment.

In the supply class Wallboard, sound controlling felt can be found in the form of acoustic wallboard. Acoustic wallboard is designed to absorb sound waves and reduce noise transmission between rooms or from external sources. It is typically made of materials such as gypsum or mineral fiber, which have sound-absorbing properties.

Building paper, on the other hand, is not specifically designed for sound control but can still contribute to reducing noise transmission. Building paper is a moisture-resistant material that is often used as a barrier between the exterior cladding and the wall structure. It can help to minimize the transfer of sound vibrations through the building envelope.

Thermal insulation materials, such as fiberglass or foam insulation, can also have sound-controlling properties. These materials are primarily used to reduce heat transfer and improve energy efficiency in buildings. However, they can also help to dampen sound vibrations and reduce noise transmission.

Overall, sound controlling felt from the supply class Wallboard, Building Paper, and Thermal Insulation Materials in the supply group Construction and Building Materials includes acoustic wallboard, building paper, and thermal insulation materials that contribute to sound insulation and control in construction projects.