Stairs
Stairs
Peace and quiet is a fundamental human requirement. Soundproofing in buildings is therefore absolutely essential. Schöck Tronsole® impact sound insulation elements effectively reduce sound transmission from stair enclosures to adjacent rooms.
Concrete formwork for the perfect frame
Schöck Signo® stop-end panels are used instead of conventional concrete formwork made of timber or polystyrene.
Soundproofing enhances living quality
Effective impact sound attenuation is a fundamental requirement for a high standard of living comfort, value retention of a building and is conducive to well-being and health. In addition to the observing the minimum soundproofing standards, the generally recognised technical guidelines and individual requirements of principals – as well as the fire protection requirements for stairs when used as escape and rescue routes – must be taken into consideration.
Systematic soundproofing
Complete soundproofing systems are now available from Schöck. Once installed, a blue line appears as a visual quality seal. It wraps round the stair without acoustic bridges. This is the perfect way to ensure that more exacting soundproofing requirements are met.
Insulating against impact sound,
increasing comfort.
Schöck Tronsole®
Peace and quiet is a fundamental human requirement. Soundproofing in buildings is therefore absolutely essential. Schöck Tronsole® impact sound insulation elements effectively reduce sound transmission from stair enclosures to adjacent rooms.
Concrete formwork
for building the perfect frame.
Schöck Signo®
Schöck Signo® stop-end panels are used instead of conventional concrete formwork made of timber or polystyrene. This formwork method offers a high-quality edging when manufacturing prefabricated concrete balconies, floor slabs, walls and stairs at the precast plant.
Stay fit for the future with Schöck Tronsole®
Schöck launched the first Schöck Tronsole® impact sound insulation elements for acoustic decoupling of stair landings back in 1985 and was one of the first to publicise the relevance of impact sound insulation in stairwells.
Since then, Schöck Tronsole® has been continuously developed further - to meet current sound insulation requirements, to meet the needs of planners and fabricators and to optimise the construction process in terms of modular construction.
