Hush Panel 33 acoustic floor board 2400 x 600 x 33mm showing chipboard, Hushfelt and barrier mat layers
Hush Panel 33 acoustic floor board edge showing chipboard, Hushfelt resilient layer and barrier mat
Hush Panel 33 acoustic floor board 2400 x 600 x 33mm showing chipboard, Hushfelt and barrier mat layers
Hush Panel 33 acoustic floor board edge showing chipboard, Hushfelt resilient layer and barrier mat

Hush Panel 33 Acoustic Floor Board 2400 x 600 x 33mm

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Impact Rating: 48 dB L’nT,w
Airborne Rating: 58 dB DnT,w / 56 dB DnT,w + Ctr
Thickness: 33mm
Sheet Dimensions: 2400 x 600mm
Area: 1.44m² per board
Hush Panel 33 acoustic floor board 2400 x 600 x 33mm showing chipboard, Hushfelt and barrier mat layers

Hush Panel 33 Acoustic Floor Board 2400 x 600 x 33mm

Regular price £44.08
Sale price £44.08 Regular price
Unit price
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Hush Panel 33 Acoustic Floor Board 2400 x 600 x 33mm FAQs

How many Hush Panel 33 boards do I need?

Each board covers 1.44m². Divide your room area by 1.44, allow about 10% for cuts and waste, then round up to a whole board. For example, 20m² x 1.10 ÷ 1.44 = 15.28, so order 16 boards.

What’s the difference between Hush Panel 28 and Hush Panel 33?

Hush Panel 33 adds a 5mm Hush barrier mat to the chipboard and 10mm felt format of Hush Panel 28. This brings the board thickness to 33mm and combines impact noise reduction with additional airborne sound control.

What floor finishes can go on top of Hush Panel 33?

Carpet can go directly on top. Lino or LVT needs a minimum 6mm overlay board first. Hush Panel 33 is not suitable for ceramic tiles.

Do Hush Panel 33 joints need gluing?

Yes. Bond the board joints with Hush Bond panel adhesive. Isolate the room perimeter so the boards do not touch the walls.

Does Hush Panel 33 meet Building Regulations Part E?

Hush Panel 33 is used to meet Part E in England & Wales, Section 5 in Scotland and Part G in Northern Ireland. Typical results in a timber-joisted floor with a suitable ceiling and no flanking are 48 dB L’nT,w impact, 58 dB DnT,w airborne and 56 dB DnT,w + Ctr. It can also achieve Robust Details performance levels in timber frame developments.