Arrowzoom 2 mm x 1 m x 0.5 m Mass Loaded Vinyl Soundproofing Noise Block Sound Deadener Acoustic Bar

• New Arrowzoom Soundproofing Mass Loaded Vinyl
• Made from Imported High Quality Material
• Sound Deadening MLV
• Easy to Cut and Fit
• Fire retardant
• High Performance noise barrier and sound deadening properties
• Flexible, Durable and stops sound in its tracks
• Effective barrier in reducing the amount of airborne noise coming in and out of a lined area
• Ideal for use in containing internal noise in music studio interiors and soundproofing construction
• Used to reduce airborne sound transmission through walls, floors and ceilings
• Size and Dimension: 19.7 x 39.4 inches (50 x 100 cm)
• Thickness: 2 mm (0.08") - 2 mm x 1 m x 0.5 m

• Auditoriums
• Broadcast Studios
• Computer Rooms
• Equipment Enclosures
• Equipment Rooms
• Gymnasiums
• Gun Ranges
• Home Recording Studios
• Home Theaters
• Industrial Facilities
• Professional Theaters
• Professional Recording Studios
• Warehousing Facilities

General Installation Tips:

Apply the Mass Loaded Vinyl between the studs and sheet rock. Do not glue this directly to a wall for free standing. Its weight will require the reinforcement of another layer of wall surface to be screwed or nailed over it. Use staples of screws to temporarily hold it up until you get your next wall surface applied. Also a good product for laying on top of your ceiling tiles to “cap” the room with a sound barrier material.

1. Measure and Trim your MLV - Measure your wall from top to bottom. Deduct 1/8” –1/4” from total height. Unroll your MLV on the floor. With a utility knife, use a straight edge ruler to cut a square edge evenly through the MLV. You do not need to cut through the material fully, once it is scored, it will come apart easily.

2. Applying your MLV - This step requires the work of two people. The MLV is applied over the fiberglass installation and beneath the sheetrock. With the help of another, hold the MLV in place, starting at the upper corner of the wall. Ensure the sheet is straight along the ceiling and is evenly spaced between the floor and ceiling. Fasteners - Any type of fastener will work (especially if the MLV will be covered with drywall) we suggest roofing nails or screws with washers, however you can also use a pneumatic cap stapler. Placement - Place fasteners every 8” along the top and bottom plate and down the length of the stud.

3. Expose your electrical outlet boxes - Be careful not to cover electrical outlets boxes. It is best to expose the outlets boxes as you install each length of MLV. Find the electrical box in your wall and gently press the MLV against the box. Using a razor blade carefully cut the opening along the edges of the box. Keep this hole tight as possible to the electrical box so that you maintain a good seal. Continue as above until your entire wall or ceiling is covered in MLV.

4. Finish your seams - Where MLV seams fall on a stud, butt pieces against one another on the stud and fasten into place. You can add a strip of PVC Tape on the seam. We highly recommend that you end all MLV seams on a stud, as free hanging seams may come apart with time.