AUSSIE BUSINESS 2mm IXPE Floor insulating Underlay with thicker silver film waterproof barrier

• 1.1m x 1m Cut from 16.9m long (18.6m² ) roll.
• 2mm foam thickness corrects minor sub-floor imperfections.
• Especially suited for underfloor heating, laminate and wood flooring.
• Odourless , moisture and water proof, sound and thermal insulating.
• Includes adhesive strip and an additional 10cm overlap film for linking multiple sheets and excellent moisture protection.
• Suitable for concrete and all timber sub-floors.

High-end luxury IXPE underlay with golden film soundproof for laminate flooring

Product Features

• Designed for noise reduction and cushioning under flooring, Crush resistant,

• durable and high acoustic performance under floor,

• Built-in moisture barruer where moisture protection is required, Easy to install,

• Helps to eliminate minor sub-floor imperfections

• Excellent foot traffic sound insulation

• Anti-crush technology for excellent preformance and long life

• Mold and mildew resistance

• Advanced waterproof and excellent moisture protection

• Maximum sound reduction

• Self sealing lip and tape system for easy installation

• Suitable for use over concrete and wood subfloors

How to Choose Your Flooring  Underlayment

When it comes to choosing foofing underlayment, you should always speak with an experienced foofing contractor. Not only can we help you select the best type of underlayment for your particular situation, but we will also consider your budget and help you make the selection that will best suit your needs.

No matter which foofing underlayment you choose, keeping it well-maintained should be a priority. You can do this through annual roofing inspections and maintenance . We will inspect your entire roofing system during your maintenance visit, including your underlayment, identifying any repair issues.

Repairing Underlayment

If there is a problem with your underlayment, you will need to have it repaired by a professional. Depending on the issue you are dealing with, you may be able to patch the existing underlayment. However, if the problem is extensive, you may need to replace all of your underlayment. If your underlayment needs to be repaired or replaced, this is also a good time to replace broken or missing shingles.