In drywall systems, small details make a big difference. One of the most important is the acoustic tape, applied under profiles at walls, floors, and ceilings.
Why is it important?
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Reduces noise and vibrations – improves the acoustic insulation of walls.
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Enhances comfort – limits sound transfer between rooms.
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Protects the structure – works as a buffer, preventing cracks in plasterboards.
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Provides moisture protection – especially useful in kitchens and bathrooms.
Which tape to choose?
The most common are foam (PE) tapes for universal use, while rubber or elastomer tapes are better for projects with higher acoustic requirements. Self-adhesive options make installation easier.
Conclusion
Acoustic tape is a small investment with big benefits: quieter interiors, longer-lasting structures, and better living comfort.
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