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Pumpmat Shower Pump Anti Vibration Mat Noise Reducing Pad Salamander Grundfos
Product Code: PUMPMAT
Brand: PumpMat
MPN: PumpMat
Range: Accessory
Range: Accessory
£22.99
including VAT
RRP: £34.95
Saving you a total of £11.96 (34%) until our offer ends
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Shower Pump Anti Vibration Noise Reducing Pad
If you suffer from a noisy vibrating pump that reverberates around the fabric of your building, and you have tried different techniques to minimise the sound, then PumpMat is the simple solution for you. After 5 years of in-depth research and featuring some comprehensive technology, they have designed a sound absorption mat for you that has even impressed the experts at Salamander Shower Pumps.
These mats can be fitted retrospectively, so even if you have a noisy pump growling and buzzing at you every day driving you insane, then this mat can be installed to dampen the noisy nuisance.
We have received so many positive comments from customers that have suffered for years, this mat really works, you will not be disappointed.
Features
High Performance Sound Absorption.
Specifically designed to minimise the sound from noisy shower pumps.
Very simple to use and can be fitted retrospectively.
Suits ALL Pumps including Salamander / Grundfos / Stuart Turner
Reduce the noise from Noisy Shower Pumps
Salamander Pumps have recommended the PumpMat and now use it on their displays.
Panel Size
300mm x 200mm x 25mm
can be cut to size but for best results it is recommended to leave whole.
How does it work?
This sound absorption mat uses open cell synthetic rubber technology and complex pore geometry that allows for an effective absorption of air-borne sound across a broad frequency range, it also dampens resonance effects & vibration reducing re-radiation and structure-bourne noise transmission as well as reducing transmitted sound to the room below ("the drum effect")
