Sound underlay like easy mat in the US - TilersForums.com

[Deleted member 51481]

Hello. can anyone recommend sound underlay to be fitted between a concrete slab and 10mm porceline tiles in a kitchen diner. We need to deaden sound in a room with a vaulted ceiling because it will be mainly hard surfaces due to quartz worktops etc and no soft furnishings. Plus it's a large room at 30sqm.
Can only find easy mat on YouTube but it's a US product.
Cheers

 

[Flintstone]

Schluter sell a sound deadening mat which is about 8mm thick, I think it's £25 a meter retail, or a cheaper alternative which is thinner and looks similar to Tilemaster antifracture mat but is about 4mm thick is a Norcross product but I can't recall the exact name of it.

 

[Porcelainwood]

An alternative
Floor sound insulation systems - STEPBOARD - https://www.benfer.it/stepboard/cms/Pagina.action?pageAction=&page=Prodotto.212&localeSite=en

 

[Dumbo]

I've used the it . It's called Norcross acoustic matting . It's made from rubber and cork and is 3

 

[Old Mod]

If you fit an acoustic mat beneath your floor tile you will have to rethink the finishing point of the latex’d floor you’re having installed.
You’re already incredibly tight in the low point of the bi-fold doors.
You’ll need to allow the thickness of your tile plus
4-5mm of adhesive plus the 3mm for acoustic mat.