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Maxiboard for Ceilings - Acoustic Data

 

Maxi 30 Ceiling
Maxi 60 Ceiling
Dropped Maxi Ceiling
Maxi 30 Beam and Block


Maxi 30 Ceiling (30 Minutes Fire Resistance)

Maxi 30 ceiling diagram

Maxi 30 Ceiling
Airborne Impact
  DnT,w (dB) DnT,w + Ctr (dB) LnT,w (dB)
 
Maxi 30 only 50 43

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With Acoustilay 8 - Without board 53 46 35
With Acoustilay 15 - Without board 55 49 37
 


Maxi 30 ceiling consists of 100mm fibre glass quilt between the floor joists, with Resilient Bars fixed to the underside of the joists at 400mm centres. Maxiboard is then fixed to the bars using SRS Maxi Screws (30mm x 3.9mm). All joints are sealed with SRS Gripfix and the perimeter is finished with a bead of SRS Acoustic Sealant.

Acoustic tests on Maxi 30 ceilings carried out independently by Noise Control Services, 16/05/03. The tests, on Acoustilay 8 and 15, were conducted prior to the changes to the ANC PCT scheme that now requires impact sound insulation tests to be conducted on a rigid board, when a proprietary underlay has been installed. The tests were carried out in accordance with ISO 140 parts 4 and 7. Rated to ISO 717 parts 1 and 2. Test reference numbers: 5031-5036. Fire performance: achieves 1/2 hour fire resistance to BE EN 1365-2 floor/roof (WARRES 124986).

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When impact testing Acoustilay above a Maxi 30 Ceiling the ANC requirement would be to test on a rigid board. In this situation, SRS Ltd would expect the impact performance to be around 6dB better than when testing on the bare floor above the ceiling system.

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Maxi 60 Ceiling (60 minutes Fire Resistance)

Maxi 60 Ceiling diagram
Maxi 60 Ceiling
Airborne Impact
  DnT,w (dB) DnT,w + Ctr (dB) L'nT,w (dB)
 
Maxi 60 only 53 48 57
With Acoustilay 8 - Without board 58 52 30
 

 

 

Maxi 60 ceiling consists of 100mm, 45kg/m3 mineral fibre slabs between the floor joists, with Maxi Resilient Bars fixed to the underside of the joists at 300mm centres. Maxiboard is then fixed to the bars using SRS Maxi Screws (30mm x 3.9mm). A single layer of 12.5mm fire rated plasterboard is fixed below the Maxiboard. All joints are sealed with SRS Gripfix and the perimeter is finished with a bead of SRS Acoustic Sealant.

Acoustic tests on Maxi 60 ceilings carried out independently by Noise Control Services, 02/06/03. The tests, on Acoustilay 8 above the Maxi 60, were conducted prior to the changes to the ANC PCT scheme that now requires impact sound insulation tests to be conducted on a rigid board, when a proprietary underlay has been installed. The tests were carried out in accordance with ISO 140 parts 4 and 7. Rated to ISO 717 parts 1 and 2. Test reference numbers: 06031/1-4. Fire performance: achieves 1 hour fire resistance to BE EN 1365-2 floor/roof (WARRES 127725).
 

When impact testing Acoustilay above a Maxi 60 Ceiling the ANC requirement would be to test on a rigid board. In this situation, SRS Ltd would expect the impact performance to be around 6dB better than when testing on the bare floor above the ceiling system.

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Dropped Maxi Ceiling

Maxi Dropped Ceiling Diagram

 

Maxi ceiling below existing plasterboard
Airborne Impact
  DnT,w (dB) DnT,w + Ctr (dB) LnT,w (dB)
 
Dropped Maxi 30 56 48 56
 

 

 
An existing plasterboard ceiling can be significantly upgraded by installing a Maxi 30 ceiling below it. 50mm x 50mm soft wood timber battens are fixed at 600mm centres to the underside of the existing ceiling and the Maxi 30 system installed beneath.

Acoustic tests on Dropped Maxi Ceiling carried out independently by Noise Control Services, 11/11/05 in accordance with ISO 140 parts 4 and 7. Rated to ISO 717 parts 1 and 2. Test reference number 11056/1, 11056/3.


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Maxi 30 - Beam and Block (60 Minutes Fire Resistance)

Maxi 30 Beam and Block diagram

Maxi ceiling below beam and block
Airborne Impact
  DnT,w (dB) DnT,w + Ctr (dB) L'nT,w (dB)
 
Maxi B&B 51 47 52
 

 

 

A variation of the Maxi 30 ceiling can be installed below a beam and block floor to achieve the required level of sound insulation stipulated by the building regulations. 50mm x 50mm soft wood battens are fixed via proprietary clips to the underside of the beam and block floor at 600mm centres. 50mm mineral fibre slabs are friction fitted between the battens. SRS Resilient Bars are then fitted across the battens, at 400mm centres.

Acoustic tests on Maxi 30 Beam and Block ceiling carried out by SRS Ltd, 09/06/04 in accordance with ISO 140 parts 4 and 7. Rated to ISO 717 parts 1 and 2. Test reference number EXET03-04. Fire performance: achieves 1 hour fire resistance to BE EN 1365-2 floor/roof (WARRES 143085).

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