Acoustic Hangers & Soundproofing Clips
Discover high-quality acoustic hangers and soundproofing clips that offer tailored solutions to tackle noise challenges in residential and commercial settings.
Find out how our wall and ceiling soundproofing clip solutions can optimise the acoustic performance of your sound insulation system, maximising cost vs acoustic performance with easy installation as a bonus.
Pricing and Product Specs
These acoustic hangers and soundproofing clips offer a state-of-the-art solution for wall and ceiling soundproofing and noise reduction in residential and commercial spaces.
Created from high-quality materials, these clips and hangers deliver wall and ceiling soundproofing solution that is durable and high-performance. They’re suitable for timber frame walls, timber joist ceilings, direct to masonry and steel framework walls and ceilings.
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Dimensions: Available in various sizes to match different construction needs.
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Weight Capacity: Supports up to 16kg per clip, so they’re ideal for heavy-duty applications.
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Material: Assembled from dual-density rubber polymers, ensuring robustness and longevity.
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Price: Starting from £3.85 + VAT per clip. Bulk pricing options are available upon request.
Installation Guide
Easy Installation with Our Acoustic Clips
Installing our soundproofing system is pretty painless.
Tools you’ll need: A drill, screws, and a level. We also suggest safety equipment like gloves and glasses.
Step-by-step instructions: Attach the clips to your ceiling or wall, ensuring they are spaced correctly to match the timber joists or stud centres. Snap the acoustic plasterboard into place and secure it.
Please note that you’ll need two or more people to carry out this task, as the materials are quite heavy.
For a detailed walkthrough, please check out our Technical Hub, call us, or drop us an email.
Case Studies
Advanced Features
Our range of acoustic hangers and soundproofing clips, including the MuteClip® LP, MuteClip® Channel, and MuteClip® MP, is designed to tackle a scope of noise challenges.
These products reduce airborne sound and structural vibrations, so they’re excellent for environments as varied as lively office areas and serene home studios.
Compliance and Performance
MuteClips can be used within our soundproofing wall designs and soundproofing floor designs, to achieve the minimum performance standards of Part E Building Regulations. They are tested rigorously to ensure outstanding performance in reducing sound transmission through walls and ceilings.
FAQs
MuteClip® acoustic hanger is designed to be installed in almost any internal application to soundproof walls and ceilings, used to soundproof existing stud partitions or in brick and block constructions against noisy neighbours, against disruptive noise in the workplace and can also be installed as a highly effective soundproofing solution for home cinemas, recording studios and other audio-focused environments where levels of noise can be found more than ordinary household disturbances. It is an affordable option for large residential or commercial projects that opt for or require a robust acoustic solution in which developers wish to exceed standard building regulations that lead to the increased comfort of living or workspace environment.
16kg per MuteClip® is the maximum load that can be applied to each clip; our team can help to advise you on the weights on a square meter basis which takes into account all elements of each system. We aim to be no more than 75% capacity of the clip as hitting the maximum reduces the suspension of the MuteClip, this is true for all other acoustic clips too, reducing its soundproofing effectiveness.
MuteClip® is designed so that only one fixing is required per clip, this improves the rate of installation, limits the amount of contact with the surface it is attached to (which is vital in soundproofing) and makes it easy to install when it comes to applying the MuteClip® Channel, which is simply snapped in and very easy to level.
We do recommend you have a little DIY experience, previous use with drills and a little knowledge of installing into brick and block walls (so that no servicing or plumbing is fixed into). When it comes to the acoustic plasterboard stage in systems, again, some experience in dry-lining will go a long way to ensure significant gaps and incorrect cutting are minimised as these can affect the result of the soundproofing. Two or more people are required due to the high mass of materials.