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RSIC-1 resilient channel sound isolation clips prevent sound transmission through drywall walls or floors. Order these clips to retrofit existing structures.
Designers wanting low-cost, space-saving ceilings and walls that provide superior noise control employ Kinetics IsoMax Sound Isolation Clips.
A Resilient Sound Isolation Clip (RSIC-1) creates a high STC (Sound Transmission Classification) rating for your wall or ceiling assembly and offers an economical method to “float” your walls or ceilings.
IsoStore installation guide for resilient sound isolation clips like the GenieClip RST and RSIC-1. Learn more on how to properly install to maximize performance.
Sound Isolation Clips are used to reduce sound transmissions from both airborne and impact noise in wood, steel or concrete construction. We are proud to represent the Regupol ® SonusClip ™ system.
Designers wanting low-cost, space-saving ceilings and walls that provide superior noise control employ IsoMax sound isolation clips. Offering significantly higher STC values than drywall attached to resilient channel, IsoMax ensures that installers will not inadvertently screw through the “resilient” leg of the channel into the joist or stud.
Sound isolation clips are used to reduce vibration and structure-borne noise that is transferred between adjacent areas of a building. They allow you to separate the walls from the ceiling, floor, and even other walls in a process known as decoupling.
Resilmount is America's most affordable and effective solution for acoustic isolation. Browse our range of patented sound isolation clips and hangers.
GenieClip RST is a resilient sound isolation clip specifically designed to provide an alternative to resilient channel for ceiling and wall noise isolation in all building types. Using the GenieClip® RST can reduce construction time and material costs in both small scale renovation and commercial building projects.
REGUPOL sonusclip DE90 is a resilient sound isolation clip used to decouple wall framing, ceiling systems, and fixtures.