I have not come across these before. but the house I am wiring at the moment is using them.
It appears to be a thin steel "top hat" section strip. You screw it to the underside of the joists (screwing through the two sides of the "brim" and then the plasterboard screws into the flat part.
It's supposed to be a sound proofing measure and this apparently obviated the need for any actual acoustic insulation.
Anyone used these? does it really work? I am skeptica
De Ja Vu, The regs state the level of sound which must not pass thru, not how you achieve it.
Posi joists comply on their own in England, without need for wool in most cases. I'm all for 50mm of wool as above as this fits neatly between top/bottom chords and out the way of services. 42db from memory