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Decoupling Connectors

Next Generation Noise Control

For wood-framed buildings to far exceed code-mandated STC & IIC performance in walls & floor/ceiling assemblies.

Eliminate the use of:
  • Metal Resilient Channels
  • Metal Clip Connectors
  • Resilient Padding
  • Cementitious Toppings
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Least Restrictive, Highest performing One-Hour Fire Resistant Wood-Framed Floor/Ceiling Assembly In The UL Catalog

UL M565: Wood Truss Floor/Ceiling | Achieve Mid 60's STC & IIC

UL U311: Single Wood-Stud Wall | Achieve STC 63

UL U340: Staggered-Stud Wall | Achieve STC 67

UL U344: Single Wood-Stud Shear Wall | Achieve STC 64

UL U307: Single-Stud Bearing Exterior Wall | Achieve STC 61

UL W473: Metal-Stud Interior Wall | Achieve STC 66

The Sound Absorbing Solution

Hushframe. A simple sound decoupling device with dramatic results.
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HushFrame connectors simply attach to the side of studs and joists, followed by wood furring or metal hat channel and then drywall. HushFrame's unique side-mount design allows for varying depth alignment adjustment.

Keep sound in its place, not yours
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