Extremely effective in improving the acoustic isolation performance of floor/ceiling assemblies.
Modular Panelized Floating Floor System
GenieMat® FF Modular Panels achieve natural frequencies as low as 6 Hz and support loads of up to 1,450 psi. The prefabricated panels combine wood panels, isolators, and insulation into a single, fast, and easy-to-install component. This ensures proper isolator spacing is maintained, eliminates the need to handle fibreglass, and reduces the number of installation steps. Qualifying for LEED® points, the system can be installed directly beneath gypsum, lightweight, or normal-weight concrete, making it a versatile and sustainable solution for high-performance floating floors.
Extremely effective in improving the acoustic isolation performance of floor/ceiling assemblies.
Provides shock absorption for dancers, basketball players, and other athletes per ASTM F2569.
Provides a high load range applicable for nearly all uses, including under bleachers, machinery, and heavy furniture.
Prefabricated panels that combine wood panels, rubber isolators, and insulation into a single unit for a simple installation.
The GenieMat® FF modular panelized floating floor systems provide prefabricated panels for easy installation and guaranteed placement of isolators. Common applications include:
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The system remains structurally stable from –40 °F to +239 °F (–40 °C to +115 °C), ensuring consistent acoustic isolation performance across extreme environmental conditions.
These panels are ideal for places requiring top-tier sound control, including basketball courts, mechanical rooms, sound studios, medical facilities, gyms, dance floors, entertainment venues, and multifamily housing.
Panels can be precisely cut to accommodate pipes, conduits, or drains. To maintain acoustic isolation, the GenieMat® PMI perimeter isolation strip must be wrapped around all vertical penetrations to prevent acoustic short-circuiting.
Yes. GenieMat rubber isolators have undergone long-term creep testing to ensure performance for the life of the building. Our engineering team can provide a Finite Element Analysis (FEA) upon request to account for specific dead and live load calculations.