RESILIENT ACOUSTIC STUD

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1 To see how Resilient Acoustic Stud can benefit your next project, call our Technical Services team on GB Orderline For placing orders, delivery enquiries, local stockists etc orderline@siniat.co.uk Technical Services Department Advisory service or technical.services@siniat.co.uk Siniat Limited Marsh Lane, Easton-in-Gordano, Bristol BS0 0NE + (0) RESILIENT ACOUSTIC STUD A simple, new innovation for partitions

2 PRODUCT OVERVIEW PRODUCT OVERVIEW PRODUCT OVERVIEW Resilient Acoustic Stud (RAS) is a simple, new innovation for partitions in hotels and student accommodation projects. RAS is the only product of its type in the world. It comprises two steel profile sections held together by an acoustic tape which prevents airborne and impact sound from passing through separating walls. RAS has two major benefits for specifiers and installers. Whilst meeting the requirements for Part E: Rooms for Residential Purposes and Part E: Change of Use, it provides: A 7mm thinner partition, by consolidating the resilient bar into the unique stud design Up to 50% quicker installation time than the traditional Resilient Bar System method It enables specifiers and installers to meet acoustic requirements quickly and simply, providing a useful alternative to our own Resilient Bar System which we know can be cumbersome to design and install.

3 DESIGN BENEFITS DESIGN BENEFITS HOW RAS WORKS Designed by our acoustic engineers, Resilient Acoustic Stud has a resilient shear-resistant material sandwiched between two metal profiles. The resilient insert is made of visco-elastic material and provides acoustic and thermal break properties. This innovation is our latest solution for the dry construction sector. Solutions that simplify design, improve site productivity and cut wastage. The sound insulation of any partition is governed by three factors: The air gap between the two surfaces of a partition The mass of the two surface boards The amount of connection between the two faces Whilst a traditional metal C stud provides the structural and impact strength for a partition, it actively transmits airborne and impact sounds from one face of a partition to another. Designers need to specify a twin frame partition or a traditional single frame with multiple boards at each side or add additional components such as a resilient bar to overcome this. Whereas RAS reduces the connection between the two sides of the partition within the stud itself. Table Resilient Acoustic Stud is designed for: Student Accommodation Hotels Care Homes Change of Use Approved Document E: Performance standards for separating walls Wall Type Airborne sound insulation sound insulation DnT,w + Ctr db (Minimum values) Dwelling-houses and flats formed by material change of use Purpose built rooms for residential purposes Rooms for residential purposes formed by material change of use Table extract from Approved Document E: Resistance to the passage of sound. DESIGN BENEFITS An innovation in acoustic partition systems The single stud meets all of the criteria of Part E with Rooms for Residential Purposes* Performance Requirements **, whilst also delivering: A space saving of 7mm*** From a much simpler design Using less material RAS in a single stud achieved 5 Rw (-6Ctr) in the laboratory testing which gives you at least DnT,w +Ctr when it s on site. *Northern Ireland Technical Booklet G matches the requirements of Part E. Contact Siniat Technical Services to confirm suitability to meet Republic of Ireland Technical Guidance Document E and Scotland Technical Handbook Section 5. *** RSP57 Resilient Bar System compared to QSP RAS System **See table. 5

4 SYSTEM PERFORMANCE SYSTEM PERFORMANCE SYSTEM PERFORMANCE SYSTEM TYPICAL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SYSTEM LININGS CENTRES INSULATION (MIN 0KG/M) FIRE EN6: 05 ACOUSTIC RW(CTR) db ACOUSTIC RW+CTR db HEIGHT (M) OVERALL THICKNESS (MM) DUTY RATING QSP x5mm Siniat db Board EI 90 5 (-6) RAS with two layers of db board to provide 90 of fire protection QUP x5mm Siniat Universal Board EI 0 5 (-6) QUP 6 x5mm Siniat Universal Board, x5mm Siniat db Board EI 0 5 (-6) QMP x5mm Siniat Megadeco Board EI 0 5 (-6) QMP 6 x5mm Siniat Megadeco Board, x 5mm Siniat db Board EI 0 5 (-6) mm db Board Resilient Acoustic Stud glass mineral wool 5mm db Board RAS with layers of Megadeco and db Board to provide 0 of fire protection 5mm Megadeco Resilient Acoustic Stud glass mineral wool 5mm db Board See Table on page 6 for alternative systems to achieve 0 minutes. 6 7

5 INSTALLATION BENEFITS INSTALLATION BENEFITS INSTALLATION BENEFITS Why Resilient Acoustic Stud is up to 50% quicker than the Resilient Bar System Resilient Acoustic Stud System is a simple alternative to the Resilient Bar System it s just a standard stud and track install, which makes it up to 50% quicker to install because: It is a much simpler design using less material It does not include resilient bars which makes fixing light and plug sockets or other M&E much easier Post installation fixings (e.g. shelving) will not compromise the partition To reduce flexing RAS is made with 0.6mm gauge steel which allows for much easier installation New solution But you don t have to take our word for it... RAS is a great, practical innovation. It has fewer components than the system we d usually use making RAS simpler to install with less product on site. We no longer have to mark the boards to see where the Res Bars are located behind the partition, and it s an easy solution for M&E as sockets etc can be placed anywhere. It makes the installation process much, much quicker. Steve Perkins, Manorcraft Traditional solution Resilient Acoustic Stud overview Resilient Bar System overview glass mineral wool insulation Resilient Bar provides fixing at maximum from soffit GTEC U Track Siniat Resilient Acoustic Studs at 600mm centres Siniat Board to suit required 5 Screw fix plasterboard to stud at 00mm centres 6 GTEC Intumescent Acoustic Sealant 5 6 Resilient Bar spaced at 600mm vertical centres and screw fixed to GTEC C Studs GTEC Intumescent Acoustic Sealant Board to suit required 5 Screw fix plasterboard to stud at 00mm centres 6 Resilient Bar at bottom to provide fixing at maximum from floor 7 GTEC Intumescent Acoustic Sealant GTEC Socket Pad

6 ENGINEERING INSTALLATION DETAIL GUIDE INSTALLATION GUIDE INSTALLATION GUIDE Siniat Resilient Acoustic Stud partitions are installed in much the same way as standard studs Typical Construction Details Stage Stage 6 Figure Fixing double layer Figure Corner detail: double layer Install GTEC U-Track to floor and soffit with appropriate fixings at 600mm centres. Stage Cut Siniat Resilient Acoustic Studs to length (5mm shorter than floor to soffit height) using snips or saws no unusual tools or specialist tools are required. Stage Resilient Acoustic Studs may be used as starter studs, at abutments and at junctions. Fix to structure at 600mm centres on both sides of resilient insert. Stage Friction-fit Resilient Acoustic Studs into the floor and soffit tracks, arrange studs to suit board arrangement. Studs may be spliced by boxing only (see Fig. ). Stage 5 Fit boards with Siniat Performance Drywall Screws at 600mm centres to inner layer and 00mm centres to outer layer. Do not use screws longer than 5mm for the inner layer and 5mm for the outer layer. Vertical board joints to be staggered between layers and opposing sides. Stage 7 Horizontal boards joints should be reinforced with GTEC FS50/Rx Flat Strap between board layers. Stage Door jambs to be formed in accordance with standard Siniat details using standard GTEC C Studs and U-Tracks. Stage 9 Seal perimeter of partition with GTEC Intumescent Acoustic Sealant. Stage 0 Finish partition with skim plaster (Universal and db board only) or tape and joint (all boards). Use Megadeco board and Deco Joint Filler and Deco Joint Cement to eliminate need for sealing prior to decoration. Fixing strap to reinforce horizontal edge of boards where partition > board height Screw fix to fixing strap at max. 00mm centres GTEC Flat Strap FS50/Rx Figure Siniat Resilient Acoustic Stud Acoustic T-Junction GTEC Intumescent Acoustic Sealant Screw fix plasterboard to stud GTEC Intumescent Acoustic Sealant Siniat Resilient Acoustic Stud Screw fix stud to stud through boards Siniat Board to suit required Insulation quilt to suit required Figure 600 mm overlap for height m 000 mm overlap for height > m Stud splice Studs boxed to extend height Screw fix at 50 mm centres both sides Screw fix plasterboard to stud Insulation quilt to suit required Siniat Board to suit required 0

7 ENGINEERING INSTALLATION DETAIL GUIDE INSTALLATION GUIDE Figure 5 Horizontal joint reinforcement: double layer Figure 6B Door frames: 0-00kg Screw fix plasterboard at maximum 00mm centres Joints on alternating studs Section A-A GTEC Intumescent Acoustic Sealant Up to 0kg Door Max.5 mm Timber Timber as required by door manufacturer GTEC C Stud GTEC U Track GTEC Intumescent Acoustic Sealant Up to 60 kg Door Max.5 mm Timber Timber as required by door manufacturer GTEC C Stud Figure 6A Door frame installation Insert timber both sides from base to 00mm above door head height GTEC Deep Flange U Track Extend door head trim to door jamb by snipping at 5 and bending 90 Bend to avoid sharp edges Choose GTEC Track based on max. door weight see Table Additional GTEC C Stud max. from door jamb stud Timber as required by door manufacturer GTEC C Stud to form door jamb, minimum 70mm C Stud Up to 00 kg Door Max.50 mm Max.5 mm Timber GTEC Intumescent Acoustic Sealant Timber as required by door manufacturer GTEC C Stud Stud fully sleeved with appropriate Siniat Track based on door weight (see table ) fixed at 00mm centres staggered either side GTEC U Track fixed to floor with screws at end, from jamb and at 600 centres Note: Insulation not shown for clarity GTEC Deep Flange U Track Additional Siniat Resilient Stud at from primary door jamb C Stud GTEC Wafer Head screws GTEC UT7/Rx base track snipped and bent to extend 00mm up studs Table Max. Door Weight Note: Insulation and Boards not shown for clarity Gauge (mm) up to 0kg GTEC U Track (UT) up to 60kg GTEC Deep Flange U track (UDT) up to 00kg GTEC Deep Flange U Track (UDT) + Stud at

8 APPENDIX APPENDIX TECHNICAL SUPPORT Value Units Dimensions Overall web 70 mm Flange mm Flange 6 mm Acoustic tape x mm Hot dip coated, cold-rolled steel stud S0D+Z0 EN 06 Acoustic tape PE foam Stud A Euroclass Acoustic tape F Euroclass Stud Tensile strength (acc. EN 06) 00 MPa Tape Tensile strength. N/mm Tolerances in accordance with EN 95 Material Reaction to Fire Strength Bespoke detailing If you would like us to the do the detail for you, our Technical Support team are Resilient Acoustic Stud Experts and are happy to help. We have a full suite of BIM Objects to help designers and contractors comply with Level. Including dedicated Resilient Acoustic Stud systems with a substantial amount of information provided for you to help incorporate RAS into your next BIM project. Warranties Hands Eyes Gloves should be worn when handling metal sections and components to avoid risk of lacerations. When cutting strapping or metal sections, wear eye safety protection compliant with BS EN 66:00 A5. Sections are supplied in bundles with small packs strapped together to form larger packs suitable for forklift truck offloading. Packs should be stacked in a safe and stable manner. Pack strapping should not be used for lifting. Coils and metal sections may spring apart when strapping is released. Siniat products and components are rigorously tested together. By completing this testing we are able to guarantee the technical of our systems throughout the project lifecycle. When systems are built with the correct components and materials, installed by qualified professionals in accordance with our latest literature and relevant standards, Siniat offers our invaluable Lifetime System Warranty. In the unlikely event of failure, provided the system is unaltered, as originally designed and built, Siniat will reinstate the system to it s originally specified level giving you and your client peace of mind. When handling sections, wear overalls and suitable clothing. Respiratory If fume or dust is produced, ventilate the area of storage or work. When welding, flame cutting or grinding, wear approved respiratory equipment. Eye protection should be worn when using hand tools. Exposure to weather should not exceed months. PRODUCED FOR Project No: technical.services@siniat.co.uk Handling and storage Skin RY BUILDING CATEGO Personal Protection When manually handling steel sections or component packs, use suitable manual handling techniques to limit risk, according to the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 99. Mechanical handling aids may be used to reduce the risk of injury. Title TEM YS W TY Description PROJECT PACK Type S TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ARRAN Ordering Details Tech Ref Gauge (mm) Width (mm) Length (m) Siniat code Packs per pallet Weight (kg per linear metre) Lengths per pack RAS70/P RAS70/P RAS70/P