In timber buildings, elastomers are commonly used to decrease the sound transmission between apartments. Detailed properties of the elastomers are needed in order to model them in a correct yet computational efficient manner. In earlier studies, dynamic experiments have been made on elastomer strips half embedded. However, the sidewise effects need to be further evaluated. In this study, the elastomers are evaluated quasi-statically in different directions, having continuous as well as intermittent distributions, being plane supported or half embedded. An FE-model has been developed using data stemming from the quasi-static tests together with damping estimates stemming from vibrational tests.