R2.7 Pink Soundbreak Batts
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Measure the wall, ceiling or roof area and take about 10% off for studs, joists and purlins.
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R2.7 Pink Soundbreak Batts are high density glasswool batts from Fletcher Insulation, 90 mm thick and dyed green so you can see at a glance which cavities have been done. They are built for acoustic work in walls, ceilings and midfloors, and they carry a useful thermal figure at the same time.
Where it goes
The batt sits inside the stud or joist cavity and cuts sound transfer between rooms, or from outside through an external wall. Typical jobs are internal walls around theatre rooms, bathrooms, laundries and kitchens, plus midfloors.
Acoustic ratings
The Rw and Rw+Ctr you end up with belong to the whole wall or floor system, not to the batt alone. Framing, lining, fixings and any gaps all change it. Tell us your build-up and we will send the system report that matches it.
Sizes
Eight batts per pack: 1160 x 430 mm (3.99 m²) and 1160 x 580 mm (5.38 m²) for timber frames, 1200 x 600 mm (5.76 m²) for steel frames. Nominal density is 24 to 32 kg/m³. For a thicker cavity, R3.1 Soundbreak is the 110 mm version.
On site
Cut with a sharp knife on a firm surface and friction fit between the studs or joists. The batt has to touch the frame on all four sides with no gaps, because a gap is where sound gets through. Do not squash it in. Non-combustible to AS 1530.1 and rated BAL Low through to Flame Zone. Full figures are in the table below.
Technical data
Fletcher technical data sheet (PDF)Sizes stocked
| Size (L x W x thickness) | Frame type | Batts per pack | m² per pack | Product code (old / new) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1160 x 430 x 90 mm | Timber | 8 | 3.99 m² | 902298 / 4010570 |
| 1160 x 580 x 90 mm | Timber | 8 | 5.38 m² | 902299 / 4010571 |
| 1200 x 600 x 90 mm | Steel | 8 | 5.76 m² | 902300 / 4010572 |
Thermal
| Material R-value | R2.7 m²K/W |
|---|---|
| Nominal thickness | 90 mm |
| Maximum service temperature | 340 °C (ASTM C411/C447) |
| Thermal conductivity | Complies with AS/NZS 4859.1 |
Fire
| Combustibility | Non-combustible (AS 1530.1) |
|---|---|
| Ignitability index | 0 |
| Spread of flame index | 0 |
| Heat evolved index | 0 |
| Smoke developed index | 1 |
| Bushfire areas | BAL Low through to Flame Zone (AS 3959) |
Early fire hazard indices tested to AS/NZS 1530.3.
Acoustic
| Nominal density | 24 to 32 kg/m³ |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Sits inside the stud or joist cavity to cut sound transfer between rooms, or from outside through external walls |
| Typical uses | Internal walls around theatre rooms, bathrooms, laundries and kitchens, plus midfloors |
Achieved Rw and Rw+Ctr depend on the whole wall or floor system, not on the batt alone. Ask us for the system report that matches your build-up.
Material and handling
| Composition | High density flexible glasswool, dyed green for identification once installed |
|---|---|
| Moisture absorption | Under 0.2% by volume (ASTM C1104) |
| Fungi resistance | Pass, no growth (ASTM C1338-14) |
Compliance
| Thermal rating | Complies with AS/NZS 4859.1 |
|---|---|
| NCC 2022 | AS/NZS 4859.1 per Volume 1 J4D3(1) and ABCB Housing Provisions 3.12.2(1) |
| NCC 2022 sound insulation | Thickness and density cover Volume 1 Specification 28 and ABCB Housing Provisions Part 10.7 |
| NCC 2022 non-combustibility | Non-combustible per AS 1530.1 |
Compliance applies when the product is correctly specified and installed.
Fitting notes
Cut with a sharp knife on a firm surface and friction fit between the studs or joists. In steel framing, insert the batt into the open side of the channel and do not let it protrude past the studs. The batt should touch the frame on all four sides with no gaps at the top, bottom or edges, since a gap is where sound gets through. Do not squash it in. Full thickness is what gives you the rated performance. Keep it dry before, during and after fitting.
Figures are taken from the Fletcher Insulation technical data sheet for Soundbreak batts, Revision 7, issued 9 October 2024. The full manufacturer document is linked above. The frame type for each size is from the Fletcher Pink Batts trade brochure, BR025 Revision 2, March 2026, and the steel frame fitting note from the Fletcher installation guide IG06 Revision 5. Fletcher can change specifications without notice, so check the current sheet before specifying on a job.
Common questions
What sizes are stocked and how much does each one cover?
3 options are stocked, running from 1160 x 430 x 90 mm to 1200 x 600 x 90 mm. The table above lists each one with the coverage or quantity you get.
What thermal performance does it have?
Material R-value: R2.7 m²K/W. Maximum service temperature: 340 °C (ASTM C411/C447). Thermal conductivity: Complies with AS/NZS 4859.1. Thermal rating: Complies with AS/NZS 4859.1.
How does it perform in a fire?
Combustibility: Non-combustible (AS 1530.1). Ignitability index: 0. Spread of flame index: 0. Heat evolved index: 0. Smoke developed index: 1. NCC 2022 non-combustibility: Non-combustible per AS 1530.1.
Can it be used in a bushfire area?
Bushfire areas: BAL Low through to Flame Zone (AS 3959).
What acoustic performance can I expect?
NCC 2022 sound insulation: Thickness and density cover Volume 1 Specification 28 and ABCB Housing Provisions Part 10.7.
How does it handle moisture?
Moisture absorption: Under 0.2% by volume (ASTM C1104). Fungi resistance: Pass, no growth (ASTM C1338-14).
Does it meet Australian standards?
NCC 2022: AS/NZS 4859.1 per Volume 1 J4D3(1) and ABCB Housing Provisions 3.12.2(1).
What is it made of?
Composition: High density flexible glasswool, dyed green for identification once installed.
How is it installed?
Cut with a sharp knife on a firm surface and friction fit between the studs or joists. In steel framing, insert the batt into the open side of the channel and do not let it protrude past the studs. The batt should touch the frame on all four sides with no gaps at the top, bottom or edges, since a gap is where sound gets through. Do not squash it in. Full thickness is what gives you the rated performance. Keep it dry before, during and after fitting.
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Figures are taken from the Fletcher Insulation technical data sheet for Soundbreak batts, Revision 7, issued 9 October 2024. The full manufacturer document is linked above. The frame type for each size is from the Fletcher Pink Batts trade brochure, BR025 Revision 2, March 2026, and the steel frame fitting note from the Fletcher installation guide IG06 Revision 5. Fletcher can change specifications without notice, so check the current sheet before specifying on a job.