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The New Court House of Amsterdam selects Rockfon Mono Acoustic ceiling system to enhance superior acoustics, healthy material choices and aesthetically pleasing, cohesive design in coloration with KAAN Architecten, Rotterdam.

The Group’s Whistleblower policy is a way for employees, suppliers, customers to report misconduct or actions that are in violation of the law and/or Code of Conduct.

Rockfon® Plenum Barrier Board selected for “Coups de Coeur” (Judges’ Favorite) at The Building Expo–Montérégie in Quebec, Canada.

To meet the evolving green building standards and LEED v4, Rockfon has introduced a brochure that assists with making the right choice for acoustic ceiling product selection – whether in a stone wool panel, a metal plank or an open plenum system.

From acoustic comfort to fire safety, from humidity resistance to light reflective ceilings, from hygienic tiles to decorative ceiling solutions, from mildew resistant tiles to seismic rated suspension systems – you can combine and choose the benefits, performance and aesthetics needed for your commercial ceiling project.

Rockfon will be exhibiting at the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Conference on Architecture (A’18) at the Javits Convention Center in New York City. A’18 features a two-day expo, June 21-22, spanning two levels. Look for Rockfon on Level 3 in booth #1415.

Rockfon® Planostile™ lay-in metal ceiling systems now include aluminum panels with a flush reveal profile. These durable metal panels support design flexibility, easy integration and installation, acoustic and long-term performance, sustainability and economic goals for commercial ceiling projects.

Humidity resistant ceilings, prevent sagging ceiling tiles, when the suspended ceiling is constructed with water-resistant, stone wool, acoustical ceiling tiles, panels and planks.

Made of natural stone wool, all Rockfon ceiling panels are GREENGUARD® GOLD Certified for low volatile organic compounds (VOCs). This certification takes into consideration safety factors that impact people who are more vulnerable, such as children and seniors, and is referenced by the LEED® Building Rating System.