VINCLIC impact sound insulation with integrated vapor barrier and anti-slip surface
Our high-quality impact sound insulation with innovative anti-slip surface offers numerous advantages for the installation and use of resilient design flooring with click system. The anti-slip surface effectively prevents the planks from slipping and the joints from opening, which ensures the durability and stability of the flooring. This impact sound insulation is ideal for floating installation and ensures a secure and durable connection between the floor coverings.
Laying the impact sound insulation is particularly quick and easy thanks to the overlap edge with adhesive strips. This saves time and effort during installation and ensures that the insulation remains firmly in place. The insulation's high compressive strength and ability to level out at points make it a perfect intermediate layer between the subfloor and our electric heating foils and all types of designer vinyl flooring.
Another key advantage of this impact sound insulation is the comprehensive protection it offers. It protects the click connections from damage caused by unevenness in the subfloor and protects the floor from damage caused by loads, falling objects and moisture. This helps to maintain the quality and appearance of the flooring and extends its service life.
Furthermore, the impact sound insulation offers additional protection during intensive use and loading by preventing gaps from forming. It significantly reduces both walking noise and impact sound, which contributes to a quieter and more pleasant room atmosphere. The floor structure is gentle on the joints, which increases comfort when walking and is easy on the joints. The insulation provides excellent protection for the floor covering under load and is ideal for use with underfloor heating. The impact sound-reducing properties and excellent insulation of walking noise ensure pleasant room acoustics.
In addition, the impact sound insulation has an integrated vapour barrier that protects the floor from moisture and thus minimizes the risk of mould growth and other moisture damage. This combination of impact sound reduction, walking sound insulation and moisture protection makes our impact sound insulation a versatile and reliable solution for any floor covering.
Vinclic (impact sound insulation) also meets the increased requirements of the MMFA (Multilayer Modular Flooring Association). This guarantees that the carpet pad meets the highest standards and is ideally suited for use with modern floor coverings. With this impact sound insulation, you benefit from a durable, comfortable and safe flooring solution that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
Properties:
- Stable base layer
- Excellent insulating properties
- Good reflection of radiant heat
- Vapor barrier against rising damp
- Anti-slip surface
- Highest pressure stability
- Suitable for underfloor heating
- Compensates for unevenness
- Reduces impact sound
- Gentle on the joints
- Reduction of walking noise
- Protection against joint formation
Technical data:
- Material thickness: 1.5mm
- Material: modified XPS/PET
- Point leveling ability: up to 1mm
- Compressive strength: 400kPa
- Dynamic compressive strength: 400,000 cycles
- Water vapor diffusion resistance: 150m
- Thermal resistance: ~0.04m²K/W
- Impact sound reduction: 19dB
- Fire behavior: according to DIN EN 13501-1: Class Efl
- Emission-tested building product in accordance with DIBt principles DIBt approval Z-158.10-65
Application with electric underfloor heating:
1. clean the substrate
2. lay out Vinclic (heating film carpet pad)
3. remove the protective strips of the double-sided adhesive tape and glue the overlaps of the butt joints
4. lay out and wire the Mi-Heat heating foil
5. cut or cut out areas for the connection cables and connection points of the heating foil
6. cover the Mi-Heat heating with the optionally available PE vapor barrier
7. finally, the floor covering can be laid Floating
Scope of delivery:
Vinclic (heating film carpet pad) 62,50m²
Laying instructions
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