The resilient channel dampens sound waves effectively, dissipating the energy and reducing sound transmission by suspending gypsum wallboard 1/2" from the stud or joist.

Made of 25 gauge steel, RC-1 Pro is one of the most effective, low cost methods of improving sound transmission loss through wood and steel frame partitions. It is used as a cross-furring member for …

Aug 25, 2023 · A resilient channel is a metal bar that is used to ensure that the drywall and wood framing inside the wall don’t touch, as the drywall is screwed front to the channel instead of the studs.

Resilient channel is one of the most widely used soundproofing tools, but also one of the easiest to misuse. When applied to the right assemblies and installed correctly, it provides measurable STC …

Resilient channel, also known as RC or RC-1, is a type of metal channel that is designed to reduce the transmission of sound through walls and ceilings. It is typically used in construction projects where …

Resilient channels are an essential component in construction, particularly for sound control and fire resistance. These channels play a vital role in improving the acoustical and fire performance of walls …

Resilient channel is a thin, flexible metal channel that is screwed to the studs. Drywall is then screwed to the channel, and the flexibility of the channel creates a decoupled wall.

CEMCO’s standard RC1 resilient channels are manufactured with a 1-1/4” top flange, and a 1/2” nailing/screw attachment flange, giving the channel 1/2” furring height from the face of the wall stud.

RC-2 Pro Double leg resilient channel is typically used for ceiling applications with multiple layers of gypsum board. Resilient channel should be installed perpendicular to the framing members. Channel …

Although there are many products and techniques available to enhance sound attenuation between living spaces, resilient channel remains the most cost effective and commonly used technique.