Air Floor In Construction

Airfloor floors provide significant sustainable advantages for the construction and operation of a building.

Air floor in construction.

In addition the flexible fabric used in the construction of inflatable air floors absorb overall impact from the water by stretching or compressing to accommodate pressure. Ceiling joists are usually 2 by 6s or sometimes 2 by 4s if it is an older home. Floor joists are typically 2 by 8s 2 by 10s or 2 by 12s. Cutting and sanding construction materials including drywall tile masonry or wood leaves dust particles floating in the air that settle on most surfaces in the house.

Because of this feature it has been claimed by a number of brands that inflatable air floors resist impact better than their wood or aluminum flooring competitors. In the construction phase the airfloor system allows a reduction in ceiling heights decreasing construction materials required eliminating ducts and building shell materials. They start by building the floor unless the house uses a slab foundation in which case the slab is the floor the floor framing looks like this. The framing crew is the next group of people on the site.

The floor starts with a sill plate made of pressure treated lumber in direct contact with the bricks of the crawl space wall. Dust covers floors furniture and walls and makes the new construction area along with existing structures look dirty. From the two last columns you can also find airborne sound insulation values for these floor. Some newer homes have manufactured i beam shaped joists.

First choose first the level of sound insulation you need then check then the construction layers required to achieve the level. The level is based on local building regulations.