SheetBlok is a dense, limp-mass vinyl material that is about 6dB more effective than solid lead at stopping the transmission of sound. It acts as a thin, dense sound barrier layer in walls, ceilings or floors and is most effective when used as one component of a multi-layered construction scheme.
SheetBlok helps in decoupling (i.e. floating) floors and walls and, while it's not normally considered a finish product per se, it is paintable with latex paint.
FEATURES:
Size: 4'x30' rolls (120 sq. ft.)
Color: Black (smooth on one side; has a pebble grain finish on the other) Thickness: 1/8"
Weight: +1#/sq. ft.;
Service Temperature: -40 degrees to 180 degrees F ;
Tensile Strength: 400 psi
Tear Strength: 70#/inch;
Flammability: Rated UL94 S.E. "0"; Passes test MVSS-302
Family owned and operated since 1968 Pianos N Stuff is best known for its friendly, knowledgeable staff and hands down best pricing! Our straight-forward approach and dedication to you has been the foundation to our success. For over 40 years, Pianos N Stuff has offered a level of experience, expertise and enthusiasm that our customers have come to expect. Combined with our website nstuffmusic.com we are sharing that friendly neighborhood music store experience around the world!
100% Satisfaction Guarantee:
N Stuff Music guarantees 100% satisfaction with every product we sell. If an item does not meet your expectations, just send it back and we will promptly replace, refund, or credit your account - whichever you prefer.
Our Low Price Promise:
We pride ourselves on having the best gear at the best price! If you found a better deal we want to know!!!
Our Mission:
We want to make you Happy and Comfortable with your purchase so you will be satisfied for the long haul! Service after the Sale is just as important to us as the sale… We are a Factory authorized dealer for everything we sell and a Factory Authorized Service center for most of everything we sell so Service after the sale is a breeze!
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