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Resilmount Clips

Resilmount MBFR

The MBFR (Mounting Bracket, Furring, Resilient) is an adjustable sound isolation bracket for wall assemblies. It decouples furring channel from concrete, masonry, wood, or steel substrates while simplifying leveling — reducing vibration transfer and improving acoustic performance without the extra time or hardware of stacked shims.

  • Engineered Wall Decoupling: Designed specifically for wall assemblies — MBFR isolates furring channel from structural substrates to interrupt vibration paths and reduce sound transmission.
  • Integrated Leveling Capability: Built-in adjustment positions allow precise channel alignment without shims — ideal for uneven concrete, CMU, or steel surfaces.
  • Advanced Resilient Isolation Core: A proprietary thermoplastic rubber insert absorbs and dissipates vibrational energy, minimizing mechanical coupling across large wall areas.
  • Durable Structural Construction: Formed steel body maintains load stability and alignment while working in tandem with the resilient core — balancing strength and acoustic absorption.
$8.99
/ clip

Online orders up to 4,999 pieces. For anything larger, call (415) 864-4440 and we'll price the project with you.

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Product Specs

MBFR Specifications

Width
1-1/4 in
Height
1 3/8 in
Depth
4-7/8 in
Max spacing
48" on center
Max load
55 lb
Isolation element
Thermoplastic rubber isolator core
Companion Component

Hat channel specs

Gauge
25 gauge with hemmed edge
Depth
7/8 in
Width top
1 1/4 in
Width bottom
2 1/2 in
Quantity Calculator

MBFR 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 use clip spacing ≤ 48" o.c. and hat channel ≤ 24" o.c. A 10% buffer is recommended for corners 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 MBFR performs across assembly tiers. Select an assembly below to see the resulting STC score.

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

STC63
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 MBFR compares

ModelPrimary UseHat ChannelTypical LayoutIsolation Element
MBFRthisAdjustable resilient furring bracket (walls)25-gauge 7/8"≤ 48" o.c. clip · ≤ 24" o.c. hatThermoplastic rubber isolator
MBFAdjustable leveling clip (rigid)25-gauge 7/8"≤ 48" o.c. clip · ≤ 24" o.c. hatNone
A237RResilient sound isolation clip (fixed height)7/8" or 1 1/2"≤ 48" o.c. clip · ≤ 24" o.c. hatThermoplastic rubber sound cells
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Data Sheets & Guides

FAQ

MBFR — Common Questions

Leave a 1/4" perimeter gap between drywall and any adjacent surface (floor, ceiling, adjoining wall) and fill it with a non-hardening acoustic sealant. Any rigid contact at the perimeter — screws through to structure, drywall tight to slab, corner bead touching a return — will short-circuit the MBFR's isolation.