New GenieClip Patent Issued
December 17, 2015
The second GenieClip patent 9,121,469 was issued on September 1, 2015. Pliteq CEO Paul Downey is now listed as the inventor on 7 sound and vibration control patents.
The second GenieClip patent 9,121,469 was issued on September 1, 2015. Pliteq CEO Paul Downey is now listed as the inventor on 7 sound and vibration control patents.
We have a new product that provides for isolated mounting of cabinets, TV’s, garage door openers, hand rails etc. The GenieClip Mount is now available and you can find technical data, specifications and installation instructions on the product page. There is also an acoustical analysis white paper by R&D director
After resolving numerous customer impact noise complaints using our GenieClip retrofit ceilings, we finally have it listed by UL. M523 is our proprietary assembly and can be viewed through UL’s online certification directory. The retrofit ceiling acoustical test data is available in our login site and featured in a 2014
We’ve added a UL assembly search tool! You can find it on the GenieClip product page. By selecting your structure type, it will return links to assemblies featuring the GenieClip. We hope it’s a good source for fire resistance rating information.
Recently the GenieClip was utilized on the hit HGTV show “Income Property”. It was used to control impact and airborne sound for a basement “executive rental” floor-ceiling assembly. You can see the episode by checking out Season 7, episode 5088.
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