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Impact sound measurements on floors covered with small patches of resilient materials or floating assemblies
Resilient materials are commonly placed on top of a hard floor surface to reduce impact sound transmission to rooms below. Examples of such are carpets and vinyl or cork flooring. A raft of material, such as a wood or concrete slab, may also be placed on top of a resilient layer to form a "floating"
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