A black recycled resilient high density rubber panel designed to absorb and reduce point load vibration for use under washing machines, treadmills and other items that produce vibration. Due to the higher density of this pad it will remain stable throughout its life and continue to absorb noise and vibration that would otherwise be transmitted through floors.
testimonial
"Thanks for sending me the Anti-Vibration
Pad.
Wow what a difference - stopped the ground floor shaking and plates rattling
!!" Allen Gregory
description.
A black recycled resilient high density rubber panel designed to absorb and reduce point load vibration for use under washing machines, treadmills and other noisy equipment that produces vibration.
This product is ideal for reducing vibration caused from products such a washing machines, compressors or exercise equipment that would otherwise be uncomfortable and possibly annoy neighbours. It does not reduce airborne noise from noisy equipment but helps to de–couple vibrating equipment from the floor and so reduce structure borne noise being transmitted to other parts of the building. The panels supplied are 1 metre square and can easily be cut with a sharp Stanley type knife or jigsaw.
If a greater noise reduction is needed for heavier equipment, we advise doubling up the panels to create a 40 mm thick layer.
It is also advisable to add a layer of thin board over the pad to support the feet of the product and prevent them from sinking into the anti-vibration pad over time. This can normally be sourced from any DIY superstore.
The Anti-Vibration Pad is also suitable for:
Bass speakers
Tumble Dryers
Home cinema sub woofers
Treadmills
Rowing machines
Mini
Trampolines
Plant Equipment
If the 20mm version is too thick we can supply a
10mm version but of course this will not be as effective. Please make our sales
team aware if you require the 10mm version when ordering.
PLEASE NOTE: WE ONLY PROVIDE THE BLACK RUBBER
ANTI -VIBRATION PAD AND NOT ANY WOOD BOARDING THAT WILL SIT ON TOP. THE WOOD PANEL REQUIRED ON THE TOP WOULD BE SOURCED ELSEWHERE.
