This insulation material have speciality to obserb sound and control Temperature. This PPT also includes Installation process and specification of Quiet batt30°

1. Subject Physical environmental studies_II
Topic Insulation Material
Sub Topic Quiet Batt 30
Name Kashif
CMS 50533
Submitted to MA'AM ASMA BATOOL

2. Sound proof materials
Sound insulation material is a type of
material, component or structure that
blocks sound transmission or reduces
transmitted sound energy.
There are various types of soundproof
materials, the common sound insulation
materials are solid bricks, reinforced
concrete walls, wood boards, plasterboard,
iron sheets, mass loaded vinyl, fiberboards,
etc.

3. QUIET BATT 30

4. Quiet Batt™ 30 Insulation
Quiet Batt™ 30 is a 3 in. premium, high-performance
soundproofing and thermal insulation product
designed for use in both interior and exterior walls,
ceilings and attic applications.
Quiet Batt™ 30 soundproofing insulation installs with
a tight friction fit between wood and metal studs to
minimize sound and thermal energy transmission.
Quiet Batt™ 30 can be used as a standalone
soundproofing product or in conjunction with other
soundproofing materials.

5. Quiet Batt 30
Quiet Batt™ 30 soundproofing
insulation installs with a tight friction fit
between wood and metal studs to
minimize sound and thermal energy
transmission.
Quiet Batt™ 30 can be used as a
standalone soundproofing product or in
conjunction with other soundproofing
materials.

6. QUIET BATT 30 MADE OF
Quiet Batt™ 30 offers specially
formulated high-density cotton
insulation.
It consists of 80 percent recycled
cotton and offers a sustainable
sound-dampening insulation.

7. Specifications
Weight 30 lbs
Dimensions 16 in. OR 24 in. x 8 ft.
Thickness 3 in.
Weight 16 in. = 20 lbs./box, 24 in.
= 22 lbs./box
Coverage 16 in. = 42 sqft., 24 in
= 48 sqft.
Quantity 16 in. = 4 batts, 24 in.
= 3 batts

8. Benefits
Quiet Batt™ Soundproofing Insulation is a multi-purpose insulation that
can deaden sounds like construction noises, airplanes and street traffic.
It also reduces sound that may be caused by strong vibrations.
In addition to its soundproofing abilities, Quiet Batt™ Sound Insulation
prevents heat transfer — rooms covered in this insulation stay warmer
in the winter and cooler in the summer. This type of protection can
result in dramatic energy savings. Its ease of installation is tough to
beat as well — especially with our Quiet Batt™ Installation Supports
(see below). When it comes to insulation for soundproofing, you are
unlikely to find a greater value anywhere else.
Along with all of its other benefits, you’ll also appreciate that Quiet
Batt™ Soundproofing Insulation is extremely eco-friendly. Made from
80 percent recycled cotton, this soundproof insulation is safe for the
environment as well as for you to use and handle. You can install it
without gloves and not experience itching or irritation.

9. Where to Use
This product is ideal for home theater
owners, broadcast recording studios,
cafeterias, churches or anyone wanting a
space that feels warmer in the winter, cooler
in the summer and quieter all year round.
Soundproofing Insulation is perfect for:
Broadcast studios, home/commercial
theaters, recording studios Offices,
equipment rooms Restaurants and homes.

10. Installation method for Drop ceiling
1. The Quiet Batt insulation in the 24” on center variation can be loose laid directly
above drop ceiling
tiles.
2. Remove a few ceiling tiles near one of the side walls in the room leaving the row
closest to the wall
intact.
3. Roll out a section of insulation on top of that row of tiles. Make sure you cover
the entire top surface
of the tiles.
4. If you come across a return vent, cut the material around the vent and leave it
open for airflow.
5. Work your way across the room covering 100% of the top of the ceiling with the
Quiet Batt insulation.

12. Installation method for framed
wall and ceiling
1. The Quiet Batt insulation is a friction fit
material. Simply press the Quiet Batt into the stud
or joist
bay and it will remain in place.
2. For overhead applications, you may need to
use Insulation Supports to hold the material up
inside the
joist bay.