Separating Floors Applications


Timber Stud Solutions

Single Stud Solution
Double Stud Solution
Spandrel Panel Solution

Steel Frame Solutions

Single Frame Solution
Twin Frame Solution

Masonry Wall Solutions

Independent Wall Lining Solution
Acoustic Liner Solution



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Karma Acoustic Separating Walls Solutions

Timber Stud Solutions

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Single Stud Solution Double Stud Solution Spandrel Panel Solution


Steel Frame Solutions

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Single Frame Solution Twin Frame Solution


Masonry Wall Solutions

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Independent Wall Lining Solution Acoustic Liner Solution

 

Karma Acoustic wall solutions provide a number of acoustic partition, liner and lightweight
separating walls to meet Approved Document E and Section 5 of the Building Regulations.
The solutions shown are for new build, refurbishment and remedial projects, including but not
limited to residential, commercial, educational and healthcare buildings.

All the solutions in the guide have been tested at UKAS approved laboratories and have been
proven to work in Pre-Completion Testing.

Airborne Sound Reduction

Separating walls must provide a minimum level of airborne sound reduction to the amount of noise televisions, speech and telephones etc. may create. When looking at airborne sound reduction results, the higher the performance the better


Ctr Adjusting Factor

(currently applicable in England and Wales only)
Low frequency sound from home entertainment equipment is often present between adjoining properties in a separating wall application.

Therefore a correction factor is taken into account known as ‘+Ctr’. This ensures low frequency airborne noise is reflected in test data and must be considered when selecting a separating wall treatment. All separating walls must provide one hour’s fire protection.