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Posted: 20 July 2009 by Hebel
Hebel PowerFloor is ideal for first floor and suspended ground floors as well as decks and balconies.
PowerFloor panels are glued and screwed to timber or steel framing. It is this composite action that results in greater resistance to bounce and flex making Hebel PowerFloor an excellent stable base for tile, slate, marble and other hard surface flooring. It is also perfectly suited to carpet, vinyl, timber boards and decorative finishes.
A quiet word about first floors
If you’re looking at building a two storey home and you’re concerned about sound transmission between floors, Hebel PowerFloor would be an excellent choice for you.
The unique structure of PowerFloor is particularly resistant to foot fall noise – the most common noise problem in modern, two storey homes.
Building on a sloping site?
If you are building on a sloping site, you will more than likely have a suspended floor. The improved thermal efficiency of Hebel PowerFloor can contribute significantly to the energy efficiency rating of your home.
In states that insist on new dwellings satisfying certain measurable criteria, Hebel PowerFloor can actually reduce the reliance on other design changes which may be necessary to comply such as double glazing and reduced window sizes.
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