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*Each case contains 100 Clips. The resilient sound isolation clip used to create separation and resilience in wall and ceiling assemblies for the purpose of isolating sound. Installation is as simple as fastening the GOFAI Clip to any wood, metal, or concrete structure, in both walls and ceilings, using the appropriate fasteners in a layout recommended by the manufacturer. The layout is determined by the number of drywall layers installed to the furring hat channel. A furring hat channel (sourced locally from any steel stud or drywall supplier) is then snapped into the GOFAI Clip and the drywall is fastened to the furring hat channel. Once the drywall is installed it can be finished like any normal wall or ceiling. 

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Gofai sound isolation clips are an effective and easy to install solution for ceiling and wall soundproofing apparatus. When used with standard furring channel, Gofai clips acoustically decouple drywall walls and ceilings from the building structure. Gofai are appropriate for all standard clips and channel assemblies and provide excellent soundproofing properties. Gofai may be the easiest resilient sound isolation clip to install. Easy installations save time and money and headaches. In addition, Gofai clips are designed to minimize the possibility of "short circuiting" the acoustic pathways during installation. Decoupling walls from the building structure is the easiest way to reduce the propagation of low frequency sounds. That makes Gofai clips excellent choices for residential applications, mixed use buildings, as well as home theater solutions.

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The GofaiClip can be used in both ceilings and walls. For ceilings, the GofaiClip is the best way to reduce sound transfer in all frequency ranges, including footfall impact noise from above. For walls, the GofaiClip will achieve performance similar to a double stud wall, but without sacrificing nearly as much square footage. The GofaiClip is appropriate for rooms that require a high level of isolation such as home theaters, recording studios, bedrooms, and places of business. Accurately estimate the number of GofaiClips required for your project by dividing the surface area where the GofaiClips will be installed by 5 and round up to the nearest number. The furring hat channel used should be sourced locally from any steel stud or drywall supplier. This is a universal product. The manufacturer recommends 7/8 inch tall 25 gauge furring hat channel. Furring hat channel is not the same product as resilient channel. Only furring hat channel is compatible with resilient sound clips. The GofaiClip and hat channel will suspend the drywall 1-5/8" from the structure.

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It is the most cost effective way to isolate airborne noise. clips can be used to suit 7/8" and 1-1/2"
furring channels. are provided with a 1/4" hole for a variety of fasteners. Dynamic Character
GOFAI patented thermoplastic rubber outperforms standard rubber because of its unique natural
absorbing characteristics. GOFAI unique sound cell design guards against structure borne vibrations
transferring into the body of the resilmount because of its strong column design providing a small percentage of contact surface area with the structure or substrate it is fastened to. This aids in absorbing and breaking up airborne sound at its transfer point.

Installation: To be fastened to structure with a minimum #8 screw or masonry sleeve anchors.
Load capacity: 55lbs. maximum dead load.
Maximum spacing of clips on furring channel is 48".
Spacing between furring channels should not exceed 24". Must use A-300 washer in fire rated assemblies (included).

Application: engineered, patented acoustic resilient mounting bracket for Studco furring channels, for reducing airborne vibration and structure-borne vibration in wall and ceiling applications.

Features: Engineered thermoplastic rubber outperforms standard rubber because of its sound absorbing
characteristics. can be used with any wood, steel, CMU or concrete application. decouples gypsum board from the structure. it is UL approved in 84 wall and ceiling assemblies. Consistent and reliable - manufactured under ISO 9001 quality control system. 

        It is an acoustic isolation solution for suspending furring channel below ceiling joists, for reducing airborne vibration and structure-borne vibration in ceiling applications. The sound isolation clips allow for ceiling decoupling while minimizing the amount of overhead space lost. Additionally clips are excellent for adding a clips and channel ceiling solution when ceiling joists are uneven, which creates installation issue for normal sound isolation clips. The simple, yet adaptable design of clip makes the clip an excellent choice for a wide range of unique noise reduction applications. Clips are effective solutions for music studios, home theaters, and even residential housing. Any building that needs a soundproofing solution for the ceiling, yet wants to minimize the amount of space lost to the soundproofing apparatus will benefit from the use of clips

A: We are factory.

A: Generally it is 5-10 days if the goods are in stock. or it is 15-20 days if the goods are not in stock, it is according to quantity.

A: Yes, we could offer the sample for free charge but do not pay the cost of freight.

A: Payment<=5000USD, 100% in advance.

     Payment>=10000USD, 30% T/T in advance ,balance against copy of BL

Metal Furring Channel Sound Isolation Clips  / Sound Isolation Clips Anti Vibration mounting for Recording Studio
Furring channel Clip/Premium Hat Channels also known as Metal Furring Channels
CRC Channel to Furring Channel Clip

Reduces airborne vibration and structure-borne vibration in ceiling applications.
Allows for ceiling decoupling while minimizing the amount of overhead space lost
Extend the space between the walls
Limits the connection points between the drywall and the building's frame
Acoustically decouple drywall walls and ceilings from the building structure
Designed to minimize the possibility of "short circuiting" the acoustic pathways