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Ceiling systems by Rockfon include acoustic ceiling products for architectural ceiling systems with noise control, metal ceiling panels for commercial ceilings with durability and aesthetic flexibility, and Chicago Metallic ceiling suspension systems for easy to install drop ceilings.

Common applications of STC wall solutions include retail, office, healthcare and education. See the article for recommendations on the Sound Transmission Class for each based on the unique noise challenges involved in achieving occupant comfort.

Premier Gastroenterology Associates transformed a retail space into a patient-centered facility in Little Rock, Arkansas, using Rockfon® stone wool ceiling tiles for better acoustics, hygiene and aesthetics.

Our “Designing Acoustic Ceilings for Healthcare Buildings” course helps architects, interior designers and other professionals learn about creating attractive and effective acoustic ceilings for health care facilities, while earning professional development credits.

Acoustic ceiling tiles and panels are made of lightweight materials and are porous, making them great at sound absorption and terrible at sound blocking. Use ceilings for sound absorption only. Absorption performance is characterized by Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) and ranges from 0 and 1 – the higher the better.

The data center's two-story data hall addition features 210,000 square feet of Rockfon Tropic-DC acoustic stone wool ceiling panels to support the project’s modern aesthetics, high-performance requirements, and efficient, sustainable operations.

Due to the many drawbacks, attempting to achieve a STC 40 level of blocking with a modular, acoustic ceiling alone is not advised. Please check out our products Rockfon Sonar® and Rockfon Alaska®.

Rockfon® CurvGrid™ metal ceiling panels and Chicago Metallic® 1200 ceiling grid suspension system were used to create a unique aesthetic and design in this new auditorium ceiling design.

Both visually-appealing and functional, Sammamish High School features Rockfon® stone wool acoustic ceiling tiles and panels throughout the high-profile educational facility as part of its sustainable school design.

In a circular economy, products should be used for as long as possible – and reused to the greatest extent possible when they reach the end of their service life.