ISO-Acoustic Tape – The Loft Conversion Sound Insulation Tape

Sound insulation tape

Sound insulation tape can make all the difference when it comes to loft conversions. If you’re dealing with creaky floorboards, airborne noise or vibrations passing through joists, sound quickly becomes a challenge. That’s why builders across the UK are choosing Walther Strong ISO-Acoustic Tape – a simple, effective sound insulation tape that cuts noise and supports Building Regulations Part E compliance.

Why Use Sound Insulation Tape in a Loft Conversion?

Loft conversions are one of the most common projects where our acoustic joist tape is used. When applied to timber, steel stud or zinc joists, ISO-Acoustic Tape isolates the structure, which means sound waves and vibrations can’t easily travel through the building.

By fitting acoustic tape during a loft conversion, you can:

  • Dramatically reduce airborne sound between floors
  • Cut down on impact noise like footsteps and creaks
  • Helps reduce noisy floorboards
  • Stop flanking noise travelling through joists and party walls
  • Help meet Part E soundproofing requirements
  • Very quick and easy to install

It’s quick, easy, and makes a huge difference to the performance of walls and floor systems in lofts.

 

ISO-Acoustic Tape Benefits

  • Strong self-adhesive backing – quick to apply, no messing about
  • Works on all wall, floor and ceiling systems
  • Tested and proven to reduce noise by up to 80%
  • Helps meet Building Regulations Part E for soundproofing
  • Suitable for timber, steel stud & zinc joists

One builder summed it up perfectly:

“Does the job perfectly – its works so well, at least 80% reduction in noise and vibration – I used it on both chipboard floor on joints and plasterboard in our loft conversion – wow – what a difference – totally recommend this quality product – its deffo a professional type tape not a cheap copy”

 

How to Install Acoustic Joist Tape

Installing ISO-Acoustic Tape is straightforward:

  1. Prepare the surface – clean away dust and debris.
  2. Apply the tape – run it along the top of each joist.
  3. Press firmly – make sure it bonds properly.
  4. For damp joists – staple the tape down until dry.
  5. Fix your boards – but don’t over tighten screws or countersink.

Once applied, you can carry on with your loft conversion as usual – just with much better sound insulation built in.

 

Other Uses Beyond Loft Conversions

Although lofts are the most common project, ISO-Acoustic Tape is also ideal for:

  • Garden rooms and extensions – soundproofing walls, floors and ceilings
  • Studios and music rooms – reducing echo and airborne sound
  • Roofing projects – applied to battens and joists before plasterboard or floorboards
  • General construction – anywhere you need to stop flanking noise

Its flexible, overlap friendly design makes it easy to fit in all sorts of builds.

 

Need Extra Strength?

For projects with heavier load requirements, we also supply HD ISO-Acoustic Tape – made from recycled tyres for extra durability, while still delivering excellent soundproofing.

 

The Bottom Line

When it comes to soundproofing a loft conversion, ISO-Acoustic Tape is one of the easiest and most effective solutions available. It helps reduce noise, improves acoustic performance, and supports compliance with Building Regulations Part E – all while being quick to apply.

If you’re looking for reliable acoustic tape for loft conversions, garden rooms or any project that needs soundproofing, Walther Strong ISO-Acoustic Tape is the one to keep in your kit.

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