Walls
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Most orders ship directly to your address. Shipping times and freight options vary by product size, weight, and destination.
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Built to add practical protection, weight, structure, or performance depending on the product application.
Designed for straightforward cutting, fitting, fastening, or placement using common tools.
Useful across residential, commercial, fleet, shop, and jobsite applications.
MLV works by adding dense, flexible mass to the wall system. The standalone STC rating matters, but the bigger result comes from how the material performs as part of a complete wall, ceiling, or enclosure assembly.
For this product, STC gives shoppers a simple way to understand the material’s sound-blocking capability before installation.
MLV is most effective when combined with drywall, insulation, sealed seams, and proper mechanical fastening.
Sound travels through weak points. Seal seams, edges, outlets, and penetrations to get the best result from the system.
Important: STC results depend on the full assembly, including framing, insulation, drywall layers, sealed seams, penetrations, and installation quality.
Use as a barrier layer in wall assemblies where added mass helps reduce sound transfer.
Add material above or below ceiling assemblies to support better noise control between spaces.
Cut to fit vans, cars, service vehicles, and other mobile spaces that need added sound control.
Confirm the surface, space, vehicle floor, stair, or installation area before cutting or ordering accessories.
Use a straight edge and sharp utility knife where trimming is needed, or align the product before final placement.
Fasten, tape, drill, adhere, or drop the product into place depending on the product type and application.
Inspect seams, edges, fitment, coverage, and surface contact before putting the area back into service.
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