Key Benefits
- Significantly boosts acoustic performance.
- Unique, sound dispersing design.
- Only 30mm depth
- Easy and economical to install.
- Double flange allows secure fixing.
- Ideal for domestic and commercial applications
Maxi Resilient Bars
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Live chatExpanded metal product for use with SRS Maxiboard in wall and ceiling applications. Maxi Resilient Bars create isolation between the Maxiboard and the building structure. This isolation helps to disperse the sound energy travelling through the overall construction, reducing the amount of sound transmitted.
Masonry Walls - When installed as part of the Maxiboard Masonry Wall Lining Specification, Maxi Resilient Bars should be fixed horizontally across the wall or timber battens (if used). A Maxi Resilient Bar should be placed at the top and bottom of the wall and then at 600mm centres from the bottom upwards. Where the bars are applied directly to the existing wall, 25mm Maxi Slab should be placed horizontally between the bars. Where fitted to timber battens, 50mm Maxi Slab should be hung vertically between the battens.
Stud Partitions - Should the plasterboard remain on the studwork it should be removed from one side of the partition and the area between the existing studs filled with 50mm Maxi Slab. SRS Maxi Resilient Bars should then be placed at the top and bottom of the studs and then at 600mm centres from the bottom upwards.
Ceilings - Maxi Resilient Bars must be fixed at right angles to the timber joists using 70mm x 5mm screws. A Maxi Resilient Bar should be fitted at either side of the room and then in between at 300mm centres if Maxi 60 ceiling, or 400mm centres if Maxi 30 or Maxi Dropped Ceiling. 100mm Maxi Slabs should be friction fitted between the joists above.
