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Content Description

When Sound Control Matters: Floor Underlayment Solutions, 2024
CEU: 0.1 | CEU Code: PR-EN-124803-0723

Sound abatement products are not just a building owner and occupant preference; minimum sound abatement ratings are required by many local building codes for multistory residential, commercial, and multipurpose buildings. Following an introduction to the basics of sound, this course presents a summary of the most common sound control methods, with a focus on the options available for floor underlayment.

Learning Objectives

  • Explain building acoustics, including how sound travels and the importance of and requirements for controlling sound to prevent detrimental effects on occupants.
  • List the ASTM test methods used to determine the sound performance of an assembly.
  • Describe techniques to control excess noise that negatively affects building occupant well-being, including blocking and absorbing sound and addressing flanking paths.
  • Compare the types and features of floor underlayment for impact sound control that is essential for occupant comfort.
  • Discuss considerations, installation tips, and general guidelines for installing floor underlayment for sound control.

Faculty BIO

After serving 7 years in the United States Army in the medical field, I went to the University of Cincinnati with a major in business. While going to school, I became involved in the floor covering industry and it stuck. I have been involved from the retail, distribution, and manufacturing sides. Currently, I am the Chief Operating Officer for an international company called Proflex Products, Inc., specializing in sound control underlayments and complete systems for any of your floorcovering needs. I sit on the ASTM E33 and E60 committees for sound control and waterproofing and the TCNA and NTCA technical committees; I am also a member of the NWFA and GREEN Council of North America.


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