AKUSTIK TERM E700 is a multi-purpose porous absorber of sound produced in the form of a felt carpet based on finely combed cotton fibers connected by resin. It is also an excellent insulator of heat.

It is used where there are noise problems, in construction, automotive industry, white goods industry, factory halls, to reduce traffic noise, etc.

Acoustic term E700 is a sound-heat insulation material based on cotton and epoxy resin, resistant to compression and other deformations due to load.

If the product is excessively exposed to sunlight or moisture, it undergoes aging in terms of color change, but does not lose its insulating properties.

FLOOR: The surfaces on which the Acoustic term E700 is installed should be clean and dry. The acoustic term E700 is installed without interruption as a single unit and without gluing to the substrate. In the part towards the walls, raise the Acoustic Term E700 minimum for the planned height of the screed, the suggestion is 10 cm, so after making the screed, cut off the excess. It is important that after the installation of Akustik Terme E700 there are no cavities and the possibility of the screed coming into contact with the base plate and the walls. Place a PVC film over it, overlapping the joints and make a cement screed with a minimum thickness of 4 cm. In the case of floors with underfloor heating, instead of PVC foil, place plates for the distribution of underfloor heating, and make further screed according to the instructions of the underfloor heating manufacturer.

WALL: To improve the sound insulation of walls, Acoustic term E700 is placed towards the source of the noise, it can be glued or point-fixed, it is important that it covers the entire surface of the wall and remains loose. The wall coated with Acoustic Term E700 must not touch the cladding that covers it, the proposal is a new wall so that a "sandwich wall" wall is obtained, where the Acoustic Term E700 is located in the middle. It is important to pay attention to installation penetrations (cables, pipes, etc.) every opening on the Acoustic Term E700 that is not treated reduces the effect of sound absorption.