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Web portal: The A to Z of impact sound insulation

A sophisticated sound insulation system installed in buildings protects the health of their users whilst being an important quality feature of apartments. Staircases of multi-story residential buildings are particularly prone to generating noise that creates a nuisance for tenants due to poor impact sound insulation. Schöck has just launched its impact sound insulation portal as a new service to provide a comprehensive overview of legal requirements, verification methods and designs that ensure effective impact sound insulation of stairs. Designers find plenty of information on-line about the...

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Issue 03/2016 Schöck

Measuring results confirm effective impact sound insulation

Effective construction elements – e.g., Schöck Tronsole, of which all types are tested in accordance with DIN draft 7396 – provide reliable insulation from impact sound transmission in staircases....

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Issue 08/2016 H-Bau Technik

New impact sound insulation for concrete stairs

In these times, where living space is becoming increasingly scarce, architects and construction engineers are challenged to build multifamily, row, and double houses that offer style, safety, and...

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Issue 06/2020 SCHÖCK BAUTEILE

Schöck Tronsole for sound insulation at the highest level

A three-story complex in the interior court of the Mercure Hotel in Munich, with room for twelve guest rooms, is connected through a walkway to the existing building, where the most important basic...

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Issue 03/2014 Schöck Bauteile

Improved impact sound protection program available

The new “Tronsole” impact sound protection program from Schöck, the building component supplier, is now available from the special building products trade. The current program will be discontinued...

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Issue 02/2015 Calculation method, safety concept, design aids

The new DIN 4109: Sound insulation in buildings

The new DIN 4109, issued in November 2013, is available in draft form. The standard is broken down into several parts, i.e.: Part 1: Requirements for sound insulation Part 2: Verification of...

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