At Rockfon®, our guidance to go beyond good acoustics is called Optimized Acoustics™. Optimized Acoustics design encompasses acoustic absorption, sound insulation and background sound level. An easy way to summarize it is that the role of your ceiling is acoustic absorption and the role of your wall is sound insulation.
Read more Light is vital to basic human functioning and has a huge influence on both our psychological and physiological condition. With the proper use of light reflecting materials, you can create bright comfortable spaces for a building's occupants.
Read more Fire resistant ceiling products protect what matters most – people. Our fire-resistant stone wool ceiling materials can delay the spread of fire and provide the vital extra minutes needed to limit property damage and help people reach safety.
Read more Appropriate cleaning and disinfection of building materials are proven methods for reducing and controlling infections. Choosing building materials that can be regularly cleaned and don’t contribute to the spread of microorganisms can have a big impact on the indoor environment and the building user.
Read more Achieve your acoustic ceiling ideas for drop ceilings with our decorative ceiling solutions including choices of colors and finishes, textures and perforations, edge types, material options, sizes and patterns.
Read more All our Rockfon® and Chicago Metallic® ceiling suspension systems are tested per ASTM E3090, C635 and compliant with ASTM E580 requirements and capable of meeting all Seismic Design Categories (SDCs).
Read more Our stone wool ceiling panels do not warp, curl or cup. They do not rot nor corrode. With virtually no organic content, they are naturally resistant toward mold, mildew and microorganisms. There is no risk of sagging – even in consistently ”wet” rooms like kitchens, restrooms and pool areas.
Read more Choose mildew resistant ceiling tiles for a cleaner, healthier indoor environment. Stone wool and metal ceiling products are not organic, meaning they do not promote the growth of mold or bacteria.
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