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Ceiling tile texture is offered in both smooth or as a lightly-textured surface for drop ceiling designs. Most commonly, these smooth, acoustic ceiling tiles and panels are installed as sound-absorbing, lay in tiles mounted in standard 15/16 grid systems.

Seismic rated grid and suspension systems along with code prescribed ceiling seismic bracing work together with seismic compliant perimeter treatments and separation joint solutions to meet or exceed code requirements.

Industrial ceiling tiles, panels and suspension systems can help production, warehouse and distribution centers improve indoor environmental quality, reduce energy consumption and achieve other sustainable design, green building goals for new and existing facilities.

Rockfon’s ceiling systems provide a biophilic wood-look design with sound-absorbing, moisture-resistant, fire-resistant and sustainable performance for the holistic, STEM-focused learning environment.

Comprised of stone wool, Rockfon acoustical ceiling tiles contribute to improved room acoustics. Learn more about stone wool’s sound absorption and acoustic capabilities.

Light reflective ceiling tiles help maximize natural light for reduced energy consumption with high light reflectance and increased visual comfort with high light diffusion. Proper lighting has been proven to affect your health and wellbeing.

Astrup Fearnley Museum selects Rockfon Mono Acoustic stone wool ceiling system to enhance superior acoustics, healthy material choices and aesthetically pleasing, cohesive design in coloration with Renzo Piano Building Workshop and Narud Stokke Wiig Architects.

Acoustic absorption is part of optimizing acoustics in interiors using acoustic ceiling tiles with high NRC ratings to reduce reverberation time, noise and sound pressure level and to improve speech intelligibility, comfort and privacy.

Healthcare settings are noisy, and that noise can affect recovery time for patients, performance of employees and well-being of residents in assisted living facilities. Highly sound absorbent, Rockfon ceilings optimize acoustics for inpatient care units.

A sound blocking level of STC (Sound Transmission Class) 40 can provide privacy between rooms if the speech level is no louder than general conversation. Once speech levels rise, phrases and sentences can be understood in adjacent rooms and will likely disrupt people.