Maxxon Corporation

05/28/2026

Sound control starts at the system level, not as an add-on.

With one of the industry’s largest floor-ceiling reverberation chambers, Maxxon has the ability to test and validate acoustic performance in a controlled, accredited environment. That means data you can rely on when it matters most.

Maxxon Acousti-Mat products are GREENGUARD Gold certified and supported by HPD documentation, helping support indoor air quality and broader project sustainability goals without compromising performance.

Explore the Fire & Sound Manual to see how tested systems come together.
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05/07/2026

Not all ventilation layers perform the same.

If airflow is inconsistent or moisture gets trapped, it can impact the entire roof system over time.

VenTek Roof Vent Plus is engineered for performance you can trust:
• Class A Fire Rated
• >90% Drainage Efficiency
• Mold-resistant

Built to support long-term durability—without complicating your install.

👉 Request a sample and see how it compares today.
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05/06/2026

Embodied carbon is becoming a bigger part of the design conversation, for good reason. Floor systems are one area where architects can make a meaningful impact.

Compared to traditional concrete-based approaches, gypsum underlayments offer a lower-carbon alternative due to:
• Formulated without reliance on traditional raw materials that don't produce CO2 during the manufacturing process
• More energy-efficient manufacturing processes

It’s not the only solution, but it’s a practical one that supports broader project goals without compromising fire or acoustic performance. If you'd like more information on how Maxxon Underlayments can help you reduce carbon emissions on your designs, reach out today.
https://hubs.la/Q04dzDKf0

05/05/2026

Many flooring assemblies look comparable on paper. Their real-world performance is where the differences matter.

Join our webinar on Wednesday, May 20 to understand the performance data behind flooring assemblies and what it means for fire safety, sound control, durability, and installation efficiency.

Led by Maxxon’s underlayment and acoustical experts, this session will provide practical insights to help protect your projects, investments, and reputation.
Register for our webinar: https://hubs.la/Q04dXhwS0

05/04/2026

Commercial projects move fast. Your decorative topping should too.

Meet VersaTop EZ™, Maxxon’s new grind-and-seal decorative concrete topping built for flooring contractors who want the exposed concrete look without the heavy labor and rigid polishing schedule.

With our pre-sanded formula, Maxxon Commercial VersaTop EZ helps streamline installation with:
• Reduced prep and grinding requirements
• Compatibility with lighter grinding equipment for compact spaces
• Durable 5,000–7,000 psi performance
• Flexible grinding from next day to 30+ days

It’s a faster, more cost-effective way to deliver a high-end finish on commercial projects.
Learn more about VersaTop EZ: https://hubs.la/Q04dzbp20

03/30/2026

Acoustic performance is not something you want to consider after construction begins.

In mass timber and multifamily projects, floor assemblies must meet IBC and ICC sound requirements, including STC (Sound Transmission Class) and IIC (Impact Insulation Class) ratings, while supporting long-term occupant comfort.

Maxxon’s Interactive System Selector helps design teams evaluate acoustic performance early in the process, ensuring assemblies align with code and project goals before specifications are finalized.

Better decisions in design lead to fewer surprises in the field.

Explore the Interactive System Selector: https://maxxon.com/system-selector

03/26/2026

Mass timber is reshaping sustainable construction, storing carbon while introducing a biophilic quality that steel and concrete cannot replicate.

In mass timber, acoustic control must be integrated early in the design process to meet code and ensure noise control for tenants. While mass timber inherently gains its fire resistance from the wood itself, gypsum underlayment is essential for acoustic performance, adding the weight necessary to reduce sound transmission across the assembly.

Maxxon’s Acoustical Isolation Systems and underlayments are engineered to support mass timber’s unique structural properties from the start.

Explore the full article:

Discover how mass timber is revolutionizing sustainable construction. Learn about its carbon sequestration benefits, biophilic appeal, and Maxxon’s expert solutions for fire and sound control in mass timber buildings.

03/23/2026

Construction noise near patient rooms or clinical areas disrupts more than sleep. It affects healing, staff concentration, and overall wellbeing.

Healthcare renovations require products engineered for occupied environments. Maxxon Commercial Profile, Isolate, Unglued, and Unset products help reduce jobsite noise while maintaining performance, durability, and code compliance.

Quieter renovations support better patient outcomes.

Connect with a Maxxon representative to learn more:
https://maxxon.com/find-a-rep/

03/19/2026

March 24–26, the Atlantic Builders Convention brings together the teams shaping future projects.

Stop by Booth 326 to discuss:
- Tested fire and sound assemblies.
- Gyp-Crete Underlayments and Acousti-Mat Sound Mats
- Code-aligned system design for multifamily projects.

Performance matters and Maxxon Acoustical Isolation Systems meet the requirements. We look forward to connecting and helping you navigate your next build.

03/18/2026

Acoustic performance should be proven, not assumed.

Maxxon operates the largest floor and ceiling acoustic test chambers in North America to evaluate full-scale assemblies in a controlled laboratory setting. In multifamily and mass timber projects, meeting IBC and ICC requirements depends on verified system performance; including STC (Sound Transmission Class) and IIC (Impact Insulation Class), rather than isolated components.

By utilizing data from fully tested assemblies designed for specific fire and sound ratings, you can eliminate the uncertainty of meeting code and ensure long-term occupant comfort.

Explore Maxxon’s Fire & Sound resources:
https://maxxon.com/resources/fire-and-sound-manual/