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Resilmount A237

The Resilmount A237 is a rigid, zinc-coated direct-fix bracket that secures 7/8" or 1 1/2" furring channel to wood or light-gauge steel framing. Ideal for straight, code-friendly wall and ceiling assemblies where full resilient isolation isn't required — a budget-smart way to keep channel spacing consistent and finishes uniform.

  • Reliable Channel Support: Direct-fix bracket secures 7/8" or 1 1/2" furring channel to wood or light-gauge steel — walls and ceilings stay straight, stable, and predictable.
  • Compact & Easy Installation: Low-profile form with convenient screw locations speeds attachment and fits tight build-ups and retrofits for clean, repeatable layouts.
  • Code-Friendly & Durable: Rigid, zinc-coated steel resists creep and corrosion; integrates cleanly into rated assemblies when detailed per listing and project engineering.
  • Budget-Smart Framing: Cost-effective hardware that minimizes shimming, trims labor, and maintains consistent channel spacing for professional finishes.
$2.99
/ clip

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Product Specs

A237 Specifications

Width
1 7/16 in (1.375 in)
Height
3 1/4 in (3.25 in)
Depth
1 1/16 in (1.125 in)
Weight
0.22 lb
Material
Zinc-coated steel (rigid, no rubber isolator)
Max spacing between clips
48 in on center
Max load (dead weight)
55 lb
Isolation element
None (rigid direct-fix mount)
UL rating
Compatible with UL-listed fire-rated assemblies
Companion Component

Hat channel specs

Minimum gauge
25 gauge (hemmed edge)
Depth
7/8 in or 1 1/2 in
Width — top
1 1/4 in
Width — bottom
2 1/2 in max
Fasteners (wood)
#8 × 2 1/2" coarse thread
Fasteners (steel)
#8/10/12 × 1 5/8" Type S self-tapping
Fasteners (concrete)
3/16" × 2 1/4" Tapcon or equal
Quantity Calculator

A237 Project Calculator

Enter your surface square footage. We'll return a clip, channel, and screw count for your project — calculations run on our servers so estimates stay accurate as our field data improves.

Assembly STC (estimated)
57

Adds MLV over Good for a denser limp-mass layer.

Assembly datasheets
Good STC 52Better STC 57Best STC 65

Estimates follow the manufacturer's standard clip and hat-channel layout for walls and ceilings. A 10% coverage buffer is recommended to cover cuts and re-work.

Estimated Materials
—Clips needed
Hat/furring channels—
Screws for clips—
Indicative only. Final quantities vary by framing spacing and access.
Sound Performance

STC Gauge

Compare how the A237 performs across assembly tiers. Select an assembly below to see the resulting STC score.

A237 + hat channel + MLV + double 5/8" drywall with Green Glue between layers, insulated stud wall.

STC61
080
What the score means
  • STC 30-39: Loud speech clearly audible next room.
  • STC 40-49: Loud speech muffled — normal residential wall.
  • STC 50-59: Loud speech barely audible; suitable for offices & multi-family.
  • STC 60+: Approaches studio-grade isolation.
Product Comparison

How A237 compares

ModelPrimary UseHat ChannelTypical LayoutIsolation Element
A237thisRigid direct-fix furring bracket (walls & ceilings)7/8" or 1 1/2"≤24" o.c. hat · ≤48" o.c. clip spacingNone (rigid mount)
A237RResilient sound isolation clip7/8" or 1 1/2"≤24" o.c. hat · ≤48" o.c. clip spacingThermoplastic rubber sound cells
A48RRight-angle brace/decouple bracketN/A (direct / hanger)Up to 48" × 48" o.c.Resilient rubber element
A96RAdjustable ceiling bracket (purlin/truss furring)Standard furring channel≤24" o.c. hat · ≤48" o.c. clip spacingResilient rubber element
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Data Sheets & Guides

FAQ

A237 — Common Questions

The A237 is a rigid direct-fix bracket — no rubber isolator. The A237R adds a thermoplastic rubber sound cell that decouples the hat channel from the framing, delivering higher STC/IIC gains. Choose A237 when you need dependable channel support without full resilient isolation; choose A237R when maximum sound isolation is the priority.