PAVITEMA REX WR Duo 10 mm – 10×1.5 m roll (15 m²) – impact sound insulation under screed, cross-linked PE + felt
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PAVITEMA REX WR Duo is a resilient impact sound insulation layer for floating floors: a quality cross-linked polyethylene coupled with polyester fibre acoustic felt to obtain low dynamic stiffness ( s' ≈ 12 MN/m³ ).
When to choose it
- If you want more performance than 5mm single ply.
- In renovations where you must comply with the limits of the Prime Ministerial Decree of 5/12/97 on impact noise.
- For condominiums and units with lightweight floors, where a “softer” and thicker insulation is required.
Format & main data
| Thickness | 10 mm (5+5) |
| Roll dimensions | 10,000 × 1,500 mm → 1 5 m² |
| Dynamic stiffness | 12 MN/m³ (EN 29052-1) |
| λD | 0.037 W/mK |
| Compressibility | 2.52 mm (EN 12431) |
| Nominal density | approximately 35 kg/m³ |
| Impact performance (note) | Indicated ΔLw 32–34 dB depending on references; depends on the screed and finishing package . |
How to pose (guided for theadvanced DIY)
- Clean and level base . Apply perimeter striping to all walls/pillars.
- Unroll WR Duo with sheets placed side by side ( head to head ) and tape the joints for continuity.
- Separating layer (if required by the screed): PE film with 10–20 cm overlaps and turn-up.
- Traditional/self-leveling screed casting : respects minimum thicknesses and curing.
- Critical details : system passages and thresholds must be sealed to avoid acoustic bridges .
Packaging & Logistics
- Sales unit : 75 m² roll.
- Approximate weight (density 35 kg/m³): ~ 26 kg per roll. Long and bulky package; pallets are often convenient for larger quantities.
Technical transparency : Final acoustic performance depends on the screed, finish, and proper execution of details. The s' and ΔLw parameters vary depending on the system. See the attached technical data sheet.
FAQ — PAVITEMA REX WR Duo 10 mm
What is WR Duo and why “5+5”?
It is an impact sound insulation made of cross-linked PE coupled with felt . The total thickness is 10 mm (two layers).5 mm coupled), to reduce the dynamic stiffness/strong> and vibrations.
Is it better than the 5mm single layer?/h3>
For “critical” impacts and floors, yes: theng>s' ≈ 12 MN/m³ong> It is lower than a standard 5 mm, so it absorbs foot traffic better.p>
Compatible with underfloor heating?
Yes in correct systems. Typically the resilient layer isstrong>under the screed And above Any system panels. Check the stratigraphy and thicknesses with the screed layer.
How many m² does a roll cover?/h3>
75 m²/strong> (50×1.5 m). Consider astrong>+5–10% for cuts and scraps.
How much is ΔLw worth?/h3>
Indicatively 32–34 dBstrong> in literature: it depends on the package (screed/finish). For serious comparisons use the dynamic stiffness s'strong>.
Do you need perimeter band?
Yes/strong>, always, to avoid rigid wall-screed contacts (acoustic bridges).p>
