QuietWalk produces premium acoustical underlayment made from recycled fibers, designed to provide sound reduction, moisture protection, and insulation for laminate, hardwood, and vinyl floors.
QuietWalk is a leading brand of high-performance flooring underlayment, manufactured by MP Global Products. Renowned for its eco-friendly construction, QuietWalk underlayment is made from recycled textile fibers that would otherwise end up in landfills. This dense fiber structure offers superior compression resistance and sound absorption, significantly reducing both footfall impact noise and ambient sound transmission in residential and commercial spaces.
A standout feature of QuietWalk products is the proprietary DriWick Technology, which manages subfloor moisture by wicking vapors away to protect overlying flooring materials. The product line includes specialized variations such as QuietWalk Plus, QuietWalk Versa, and QuietWalk LV, catering to specific installation methods like floating, glue-down, and nail-down applications for laminate, engineered wood, and luxury vinyl plank flooring.
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Yes, QuietWalk features DriWick Technology, which wicks subfloor moisture away and allows it to evaporate, protecting the finished floor from moisture damage.
Yes, QuietWalk is approved for use with radiant heat systems. Its fiber composition allows heat to permeate evenly while providing insulation.
Absolutely. QuietWalk is designed to manage moisture vapors naturally emitted by concrete, making it an excellent choice for basement or slab installations.
Yes, the dense recycled fiber construction absorbs impact sound (footsteps) and inhibits ambient noise transmission, improving the acoustic comfort of the room.
Depending on the specific product version (Original, Plus, LV), it is compatible with laminate, floating engineered wood, bamboo, and luxury vinyl plank/tile.
Yes, QuietWalk is certified GreenGuard Gold and is constructed from recycled textile materials, preventing thousands of tons of waste from entering landfills annually.