Bruce Quiet Comfort MultiGuard Underlayment DATA SHEET

For Use With

  • Laminate – without attached pad
  • Floating Hardwood – with or without attached pad

Recommended Spaces

  • Multi-family housing
  • Single-family housing
  • Commercial hardwood applications

Product Features

Quiet Comfort MultiGuard™ Underlayment delivers dependable sound reduction and moisture protection for multiple types of floors. Featuring a durable moisture barrier, it provides reliable everyday performance over wood or concrete subfloors.

  • Moisture Barrier: Helps block moisture vapor to protect finished flooring above.
  • Sound Reduction: Reduces impact sound and enhances everyday walking comfort.
  • Strong & Stable: Smooths minor subfloor imperfections and resists compression for long-term durability.

Product Information

Gauge1.8 mm (0.071 in.)
Width43″ (109.2 cm)
Length27.9′ (8.5 m)
ColorBlack
Acoustical DataIC 61/STC 60 on 6” concrete slab with ceiling
InstallationLoose lay; adhere seams with included overlapping lip & tape
Type100% closed cell moisture resistant EVA foam rubber
Coverage100 square feet per roll
Size100 square feet roll
Item NumberQC-MULTIGRD-ROL
Item UPC840489227846
Rolled Dimensions 6” x 6” x 45” (15.2 cm x 15.2 cm x 114.3 cm)
Weight Per Piece5.5 lbs (2.5 kg)
Weight Per Carton82.5 lbs (37.4 kg)
Rolls Per Carton15
Cartons Per Pallet8

Recommended Substrates

Application Instructions

  1. Make sure subfloor is clean, flat, dry, and free of all debris.
  2. Install material with film side down.
  3. Begin in corner and install MultiGuard parallel to the wall in the opposite direction you will install the floor planks.
  4. Leave at least 2” of excess MultiGuard up the wall and trim after installation is complete.
  5. Roll out the next piece of MultiGuard, making sure the seams are butted together.
  6. Remove the liner from the adhesive strip on the edge of the film and firmly press into place creating a moisture resistant seal
    • TIP: Secure the edges of the film with double sided tape to prevent shifting as the flooring is being installed.

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Updated on August 3, 2026

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