Schöck Tronsole® type B with type D
Schöck Tronsole® type B can be used to provide acoustically insulated support where the base of an in-situ concrete or precast staircase rests on the floor slab (e.g. cellar stairs). Schöck Tronsole® type B separates stairs and floor slab across the entire surface, thus minimising the risk of acoustic bridges.
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Benefits
- Schöck Elodur® elastomer support
Ensures an impact sound level delta of ∆Lw* ≥ 27 dB to ∆Lw* ≥ 33 dB on all products, tested to DIN 7396. - Fire resistance class F90
Joints connected with Tronsole® type F/B are classifiable as fire resistance class F90 under DIN 4102 - Integrated strips
Can be stuck onto precast elements to stop the product slipping when moving the stairs. For fast and efficient execution - 4 (V2)-5 (V1) standard lengths and 2 standard widths
Can be easily cut to length to reduce waste - Suitable for emergency exits
Confirmed in the fire safety certificate
Staircase systems
Impact sound insulation element for connecting staircases to floor slabs.
For insulating impact sound at the joint between stairs and wall.
Impact sound insulation element for connecting staircases to landings with corbel support.
Straight staircase, acoustically insulated stairs, landing with floating screed
Acoustic insulation of stairs to landing using Schöck Tronsole® type F, and to floor slab using Tronsole® type B. Tronsole® type L insulates stairs to wall. This produces the blue line around the acoustically insulated staircase – a seal of quality for superior impact sound insulation.
Impact sound insulation element for connecting staircases to floor slabs.
For insulating impact sound at the joint between stairs and wall.
Impact sound insulation element for connecting staircases to landings with corbel support.
Worth knowing about Schöck Tronsole®
Elastomer bearing
Schöck Elodur® is an elastomer bearing that was developed specifically for impact sound insulation. It is the key component in Schöck Tronsole®. In the Tronsole® type B it is a high-quality and efficient linear bearing. The width of the elastomer bearing can vary depending on the required shear force level. Unlike conventional impact sound insulation supports, Schöck Tronsole® achieves an improvement of about 10 dB in impact sound insulation performance by using the elastomer bearing, Schöck Elodur®. This is approximately equivalent to about half the perceived loudness level.
