Luxury Linerâ„¢ 1 lb MLV Roll - Mass Loaded Vinyl
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Luxury Linerâ„¢ 1 lb Mass Loaded Vinyl Roll
Luxury Linerâ„¢ 1 lb Mass Loaded Vinyl is a premium sound barrier designed for use in buildings of all types. At just 1/8" thick, this flexible yet dense material adds significant mass to walls and ceilings, blocking airborne noise between rooms and adjacent spaces. From new homes and commercial facilities to home theaters and offices, it's a simple, durable solution for reducing unwanted sound transmission. Safe, fire resistant, and long-lasting, Luxury Linerâ„¢ is trusted for both new construction and renovation projects.
Features
- High-Performance Sound Barrier – Blocks airborne noise transfer between rooms with an STC rating of 27.
- Dense & Thin Profile – At just 1/8" thick and 1 lb per square foot, adds mass without taking up space.
- Custom Roll Sizes – Available in 48" or 54" widths and cut to custom lengths up to 200 feet.
- Durable Construction – Flexible, tear-resistant (600 psi), and engineered to last for years.
- Safe & Reliable – Odorless, non-toxic, and fire resistant for use in residential and commercial buildings.
- Versatile Application – Ideal for walls, ceilings, and partitions in homes, offices, studios, and more.
- Made in the USA – Proudly manufactured to the highest quality standards.
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Specs
Specs
| Dimensions | 4' x 10', 4' x 15', 4' x 25', 4.5' x 10', 4.5' x 20', 4.5' x 30' |
| Thickness | Nominal 1/8" |
| Weight | 1 lb per sq ft, 2 lbs per sq ft |
| Color | Black |
| Temperature Rating | 175°F |
| STC Rating | 27 |
Material Testing
Material Testing
Sound Transmission Loss
| Frequency (Hz) | 125 | 250 | 500 | 1000 | 2000 | 4000 | STC Rating |
| 1 lb MLV Sound Transmission Loss (dB) | 14 | 19 | 23 | 29 | 34 | 37 | 27 |
| 2 lb MLV Sound Transmission Loss (dB) | 19 | 20 | 27 | 34 | 38 | 43 | 32 |
| Tested Properties | Testing Method | Performance |
| Tensile Strength | ASTM D412 | Minimum 400 psi |
| Elongation | ASTM D412 | 120% |
| Tear lbs / 1" | ASTM D624 | 77 |
| Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard | FMVSS 302 | Pass |
Installation Instructions
Installation Instructions
Home & Commercial
Recommended Install Method: staples, screws, nails, or hung with reinforced grommets
Steps to Soundproof a Wall
- Measure the height of the wall. Roll out so the length of the material matches the wall's height. Cut the mass loaded vinyl using a sharp utility knife and a T-square to ensure you make a straight cut. You can also cut Luxury Liner with a good pair of upholstery scissors. Just be careful you don't make crooked cuts!
- Fasten Luxury Liner to the wall using staples, screws or nails. Start attaching the MLV at the top of the wall, and work your way across ensuring the MLV stays straight.
- The preferred installation method is to install Luxury Liner to a wall that has insulation and framing, but no drywall yet. There are a variety of installation methods that will improve performance, such as sound isolation clips or a double wall, but if you are not an experienced installer, we recommend to just focus on the basics, and ensure you have a sturdy install that is airtight and gapless.
- If the wall already has drywall, we recommend removing the existing drywall. If you choose to install Luxury Liner on top of drywall, it must be attached to the studs or joists. Drywall will not support the weight of MLV.
- After you've finished attaching the Luxury Liner to the studs and the bottom of the wall, repeat the steps you just did for your second cut off the MLV roll. Do not cover any wall outlets or light switches. Leave them exposed.
- As you work your way across the wall, keep the ends of the sheets directly next to each other. (AIRTIGHT!) If the edges connect on a stud, use acoustic caulk to seal the gap. If the edges connect over an air gap, use foil tape to seal the edges.
- After you've finished getting Luxury Liner up on the wall, use your acoustic sealant caulk to seal ALL of the edges, both between the sheets of Luxury Liner and between the Luxury Liner and the wood studs. THIS IS A KEY STEP TO ENSURE YOUR BARRIER IS AIRTIGHT. If you have not hung drywall, now's the time to begin installing drywall on top of the Luxury Liner.
Have a Smaller Project? You should take a look at a MLV sheet.
Our Quiet Quilt line of sound blankets combine reinforced MLV with a vinyl facing for sound absorption and sound blocking. We also can put MLV inside a fabric wrapped panel to create a soundproof panel.
Common Product Uses
Common Product Uses
| Application | How It's Used |
|---|---|
| Rooms & Walls | Soundproof any room, interior walls, office partition walls, bathroom wall treatments |
| Machinery Enclosures | Line or wrap machinery enclosures to contain noise |
| Generator Enclosures | Build or line generator boxes and enclosures for quieter operation |
| Soundproof Boxes | Create custom soundproof boxes for noisy equipment |
| Pipes | Wrap noisy PVC or other pipes to reduce sound transmission |
| Ductwork | Wrap HVAC ducts to minimize noise through ventilation systems |
| Mechanical Spaces | Reduce noise in mechanical rooms and utility areas |
| Window Covers | Use as a temporary or supplemental window cover for noise reduction |
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