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The Resilmount M50R Isolation Ceiling Hanger

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Controlling structure-borne noise starts at the connection point. When ceilings and services are fixed directly to the primary structure, vibration has a direct path between spaces, carrying impact and service noise through the building assembly. The Resilmount® M50R Isolation Ceiling Hanger suspends a ceiling, service, or secondary structural element from the primary structure through a resilient element rather than a rigid connection. At the core of every M50R is a natural rubber compound engineered to provide exceptional acoustic isolation. The compound absorbs and dissipates vibrational energy before it transfers into the supporting structure, helping break the path that would otherwise carry impact and vibration noise between spaces.

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Tested and Rated for Performance

The Resilmount M50R Isolation Hanger is developed within Studco’s extensive, ongoing product research and testing. This gives specifiers performance data they can rely on prior to specification.

The M50R range is acoustically tested and is designed to meet Australian Standards and guidelines. It provides a minimum 3mm static deflection in accordance with the NCC and is engineered so the isolation hanger does not reduce the load capacity of the ceiling system.

Resilmount M50R Data Sheet

Proven on Completed Projects

Resilmount Isolation Hangers have been specified on completed developments where acoustic performance is central to the offering. At Watermark Pointe Beachfront Collection, a resort-style waterfront condominium community in New York, the Resilmount team worked closely with builder to supply an effective acoustic isolation solution for the apartment buildings. The buildings were fitted with Resilmount Isolation Hangers to decouple the ceiling system from the floor structure above, reducing structure-borne and airborne noise between neighbouring apartments and nearby city sound.

Watermark Pointe Beachfront Collection

Part of a Wider Resilmount Acoustic Isolation System

The M50R Isolation Hanger is one component of Studco’s broader Resilmount system which also includes the M237R Furring Channel Resilient Mount, the MBFR Adjustable Direct Fix Clips, and the M96R Furring Channel to Purlin Resilient Mount. Specifying isolation hangers alongside complementary products helps ensure a ceiling assembly is isolated consistently at every connection point. Where a project requires it, the Resilmount team will work with specifiers to develop a custom assembly suited to the project.

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Summary

The M50R Isolation Hanger is a small but critical part of Studco’s acoustic isolation system, and its performance is supported by published acoustic and structural product data for Australian ceiling applications. Specifiers ready to include the M50R in an upcoming project can contact the Resilmount team for technical data sheets, submittal support, or a custom assembly recommendation.


The Resilmount M50R Sound Isolation Hanger Range

Key Takeaways

  • Resilmount M50R Isolation Hangers use a natural rubber element to break the rigid connection between a suspended element and the primary structure.
  • M50R performance data supports specification, with acoustic testing, NCC-aligned 3 mm minimum static deflection, and hanger design that maintains ceiling system load capacity.
  • The M50R range provides colour-coded load options for suspended ceiling systems, helping specifiers match hanger selection to project loading requirements.


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