DANOSA M.A.D. PRO 70 AA - 600cm x 100cm

• Adds acoustic mass to lightweight walls for improved performance
• Shifts resonance frequencies of rigid elements to strengthen insulation
• Enhances low-frequency sound reduction between insulating layers
• Reduces cavity depth requirements while maintaining efficiency
• Adheres to galvanised steel to control panel resonance
• Provides Bs1d0 fire reaction performance without additional covering
• Acts as an internal vapour barrier
• Thermo-reflective in cavities, supporting thermal performance
• Compatible with perforated or porous finishes and technical wood panelling

• Industrial roofs with acoustic requirements → Adds acoustic mass and controls resonance.
• Anti-resonant treatment for galvanised steel sheets → Improves sound insulation in industrial applications.
• Partition walls and ceilings → Installed between plasterboard or other rigid elements for enhanced low-frequency insulation.
• Spring isolation systems → Improves overall acoustic performance in multi-layer isolation treatments.
• Cavity applications needing vapour control → Serves as a vapour barrier while delivering acoustic benefits.
• Wood panelling and perforated finishes → Suitable for acoustic solutions with porous or perforated surface elements.
  

Important Recommendations:

• Ensure façade cladding finishes at dividing walls between users (SPD 2.1).
• Avoid perforations for installations in commercial premises located in tertiary or ground-floor buildings (SPD 2.3, SPD 4.4).
• Partition walls must be plastered to a minimum of 1 cm thickness (SPD 3).
• Do not anchor partition walls directly to structural elements, except where permitted. Bond tiling elements to floating partitions for stability.
• Ceiling dampers should be anchored to floor joists or reinforced structural elements (SPD 4.2).
• For heavy ceilings, use a grid of primary and secondary profiles to distribute load (SPD 4.3).
• Always fix gypsum plasterboards to galvanised steel framing — avoid plate-to-plate screws.
• For drywall cladding over 4 m in height, use elastic fasteners (SPD 2.5).
• In perforated or cavity applications, position the aluminised side inward to maximise heat reflection.

What is M.A.D. PRO 70 AA used for?

It is used in industrial roofs, walls, ceilings, and galvanised steel sheets to improve acoustic insulation and reduce resonance.

Does M.A.D. PRO 70 AA provide fire and vapour protection?

Yes. It acts as an internal vapour barrier and carries a Bs1d0 fire reaction classification.

What does the ‘AA’ stand for?

The ‘AA’ in the product title refers to the fact it is ‘Autoadhesive’