Ugrálótámasz

Ugrálótámasz is a Hungarian term that translates to "jumping support" or "spring support" and refers to a type of flexible connector used in construction, particularly in flooring and ceiling systems. Its primary function is to absorb vibrations and reduce noise transmission between different structural elements. This is achieved through the use of elastic materials, often rubber or specialized polymers, integrated into the design of the support.

These supports are commonly employed in applications where acoustic insulation is a priority. For instance, in multi-story buildings, ugrálótámasz can be installed between floor joists and the subfloor, or between ceiling elements and the structural beams, to dampen the impact of footsteps and other sounds. This helps create quieter living or working environments.

The design of ugrálótámasz typically involves a base that attaches to the supporting structure and a top surface or element that supports the overlying material. The elastic component is situated between these two parts, allowing for movement and energy absorption. Variations exist in shape and size, tailored to specific load-bearing requirements and installation methods. The effectiveness of ugrálótámasz is dependent on the properties of the elastic material, its thickness, and the overall design of the support. They are a cost-effective solution for improving acoustic performance in various building projects.