In modern construction, acoustic comfort is no longer an optional feature. It is a strategic factor influencing quality of life, property value and the long-term performance of a building.

Many of the world’s most demanding projects rely on engineering solutions developed by companies with decades of experience in controlling noise and vibration.

Among them, KRAIBURG Relastec is recognised internationally as a leading specialist in high-

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performance sound and vibration isolation systems. Its advanced elastomeric solutions are used in residential buildings, hotels, hospitals, sports facilities, industrial plants and railway infrastructure across international markets.


Engineering Expertise Beyond Material Production

The strength of KRAIBURG Relastec extends far beyond manufacturing.

Its core advantage lies in a comprehensive engineering approach. Every product is developed through a combination of:

  • scientific research;
  • controlled material development;
  • laboratory testing;
  • standardised acoustic evaluation;
  • long-term mechanical assessment;
  • practical implementation in demanding projects.

This process enables KRAIBURG Relastec to provide solutions for applications in which verified acoustic performance, mechanical stability and long-term reliability are essential.

Designed for Long-Term Acoustic Performance

The performance of an acoustic system must not be evaluated solely at the time of installation.

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er sustained mechanical loading, many conventional materials may experience compression, creep, structural ageing and loss of elasticity. These changes can increase their dynamic stiffness and gradually reduce their acoustic effectiveness.

KRAIBURG Relastec systems are engineered to maintain controlled resilient behaviour throughout the service life of the building.

Their material structure provides:

  • controlled elasticity;
  • stable dynamic characteristics;
  • high resistance to sustained mechanical loading;
  • limited permanent deformation;
  • long-term reduction of impact sound and vibration transmission.

This combination supports consistent acoustic performance under real operating conditions—not merely under initial laboratory testing.

DAMTEC® Multi: A Proven Acoustic Solution

DAMTEC® Multi reflects the engineering philosophy behind the KRAIBURG Relastec portfolio.

It is a high-density elastomeric membrane developed for the reduction of impact, airborne and structure-borne sound, as well as for limiting the transmission of vibration into the building structure.

Depending on the system configuration, DAMTEC® Multi can be integrated:

  • beneath floating cement screeds;
  • within wall and ceiling linings;
  • beneath masonry walls as a resilient separating strip;
  • within ventilated façade systems;
  • around water-supply and drainage installations;
  • at critical structural junctions requiring vibroacoustic decoupling.

Its combination of high density, controlled elasticity and minimal installation thickness makes it particularly suitable for projects in which space efficiency and high acoustic performance must be achieved simultaneously.

When correctly specified and installed as part of a complete floating floor system, DAMTEC® Multi can contribute to achieving premium levels of acoustic comfort in residential construction.

Acoustic Performance Begins at the Design Stage

High-performance sound insulation does not begin with the selection of a product. It begins with understanding how sound and vibration propagate through the building structure.

Even a technically advanced material cannot deliver its full potential if the system contains:

  • acoustic bridges;
  • rigid perimeter connections;
  • untreated service penetrations;
  • discontinuous resilient layers;
  • uncontrolled flanking transmission paths;
  • incorrectly designed structural junctions.

For this reason, PEH SOLUTIONS operates not only as a supplier but as an engineering and technical partner.

Our team supports investors, architects, designers and contractors throughout the complete project process, including:

  • assessment of acoustic requirements;
  • selection of appropriate systems;
  • development of project-specific details;
  • technical specification;
  • supply and logistics;
  • installation guidance;
  • on-site technical support.

The objective is not simply to deliver a material, but to develop a complete system capable of achieving the required acoustic performance in the finished building.

Acoustic Comfort as a Competitive Advantage

Today’s property market demands higher construction quality and improved standards of living.

Acoustic comfort directly affects:

  • occupant satisfaction;
  • perceived construction quality;
  • property value;
  • hotel and residential classifications;
  • workplace productivity;
  • long-term building usability.

Investment in verified sound and vibration isolation systems therefore provides more than a technical benefit. It creates a measurable competitive advantage for investors, developers and construction companies.

This is why leading professionals rely on KRAIBURG Relastec—an organisation with decades of expertise in engineered rubber technologies and internationally proven sound and vibration control solutions.

Premium Construction Is Also Defined by What We Do Not Hear

The quality of a building is not determined solely by its architecture, materials and visible finishes.

It is also defined by the comfort experienced within it.

Effective acoustic design remains largely invisible, yet its impact is present every day—in quieter homes, more comfortable hotels, better healthcare environments and more productive workplaces.

Premium construction is defined not only by what we see, but also by what we do not hear.

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