Rubber Underlayment Takes a Bite Out of Sound

(PRWEB) November 14, 2005 -- Sound Seal introduces Sound Shark acoustical underlayment for laminate and engineered wood flooring. Made from recycled rubber, its weight helps reduce airborne noise in addition to impact noise.

Sound Seal, the leader in sound control products for more than 25 years, proudly introduces Sound SharkŪ acoustical floor underlayment for laminate and engineered wood flooring. This addition to the Impacta line of acoustical floor underlayment products from Sound Seal is an eco-friendly sound reducing underlayment containing 85% post-consumer recycled material. Because Sound Shark is made from recycled tire rubber, its mass helps reduce airborne sounds like talking, TVs, and music, a benefit not found with traditional foam or cork underlayments.

In addition, Sound Shark is available in four thicknesses, allowing flexibility in the floor buildup to reduce transitions from room to room, and offering various degrees of both impact and airborne sound reduction.

For more information about Sound SharkŪ, or any of the products in the Impacta line of acoustical floor underlayment products from Sound Seal, please visit www.sound-shark.com or call toll-free 1-800-569-1294 to request specific product literature or samples.

Sound Seal provides products and services for commercial and residential applications, serving industrial, architectural, construction and original equipment manufacturing markets.

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