Stravifloor Mount

Discrete Pad System

Stravifloor Mount is a discrete floating floor system and is designed for fast and easy installation.

CDM Stravitec elastomeric bearings ensure a high-performance floating floor, providing exceptional structure-borne and airborne noise isolation. The system can be installed with normal-weight concrete, lightweight concrete, or panelized floor systems using plywood or cement boards. 

This system is also available using strong, galvanized steel channels over the isolation pads - Stravifloor Channel.

 Main Characteristics

  • Available with natural rubber pads

  • Natural frequency: ≥ 6 Hz

  • Product standard height: 1-3/16'' (30 mm) and 2'' (50 mm)

  • Minimum system height: 2-3/8" (60 mm) (panelized) and 5-1/16" (128 mm) (concrete)

  • Minimum air gap: 1-7/16'' (36 mm)

Benefits

  • Specifiers

    For Specifiers

    Guaranteed Acoustical Performance
    • Natural rubber bearings provide a low, stable natural frequency over a wide load range, combining high dynamic stiffness with minimal deflection and low creep for long‑term performance
    Design Flexibility & Adaptability to Architectural Constraints
    • Solution designed to meet noise and vibration criteria of multiple applications, including inertia blocks of heavy equipment. Ideal for mechanical rooms, studios, or stages requiring mass-spring systems
    Proven Performance (& Sustainability)
    • Acoustic laboratory test data available
    • Similar technical concept to other solutions available in the North American market
    Easy to Specify
    • Easily integrate into project documentation and workflows with ready-to-use .dwg cross-sections and editable .doc specifications available online
  • Installers

    For Contractors

    Reduced Installation Time and Labor Costs*

    • Comprehensive installation manuals and shop drawings

      *Installation services available by CDM Stravitec team, or at least installation supervision

    Simplified Logistics and Site Handling (and Reduced Waste or/and Reduced Error Chance)
    • Color coded bearings
    • Isotropic elastomeric pads
    Compatibility with Building Systems
    • Seamless integration of services within the solution void

Acoustical Test Data

This solution has been tested under the setup shown alongside, among others. If you’re looking for official test reports, editable test data (.csv),  typical cross sections (.dwg) and editable specifications (.doc) of this setup or results of other configurations, visit Stravi‑dB, our free online test library.

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Case Studies

  • Massey Hall Voice Recording Studio

    Allied Music Centre at Massey Hall

    Custom Stravifloor floating floors isolate sound in Toronto’s iconic Massey Hall, ensuring acoustic integrity across basement and rooftop performance spaces.

  • Penn State University

    Penn State University Acoustics Lab

    Strvifoor Mount is a discrete pad floating floor system designed for fast and easy installation; can be installed with concrete or panelized floor systems

  • The Museum of Modern Art

    Museum of Modern Art

    Stravibase FacadeFix isolators decouple the glass curtain wall, while a Stravifloor Mount floating floor stops noise and vibrations from escaping The Studio.

  • Gimlet Media

    Gimlet Media

    A Stravifloor Mount floating floor system with discrete isolators, pre-cut batt insulation and perimeter isolation decouples Gimlet Media’s live room.

  • Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (interior)

    CHOP

    A Stravifloor Mount floating floor with discrete isolators, batt insulation and perimeter isolation board acoustically isolates CHOP’s new conference rooms.

  • 691 Tennessee Recording Studio

    691 Tennessee Studio

    The Stravifloor Mount system with natural rubber pads was installed at 691 Tennessee Recording Studio to stop unwanted noise and vibrations from spreading.

  • Berklee College of Music Valencia (exterior)

    Berklee College of Music

    A box-in-box solution comprised of a Stravifloor Mount floating floor, combined with Stravilink QR & Stravilink ISH-P acoustic hangers for the walls and ceiling

  • Elisabeth Center Antwerp

    Elisabeth Center Antwerp

    Situated above the main hall of the Elisabeth Center Antwerp, the technical area containing the HVAC units is decoupled by means of Stravifloor Jackup system.

  • Women's College Hospital (exterior)

    Women's College Hospital

    Stravifloor Mount floating floors for the multiple mechanical rooms were provided to prevent unwanted noise and vibrations from creating an acoustic problem.