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Our new take-back program in the US and Canada not only facilitates a sustainable product life cycle, but contributes to sustainability goals in construction and architecture.

Morgan State’s new Health and Human Services Center was designed by HOK. Rockfon acoustic stone wool and metal ceilings support its modern aesthetic, performance, sustainability, and the health, comfort and wellbeing of its students and faculty.

Bringing the natural environment indoors with metal ceilings.

Hospital ceiling tiles are an important component of the patient-focused design at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in O'Fallon, Illinois. The modern aesthetics and design offer an upgraded look within the building's interior space.

Black ceiling tiles, panels and baffles provide acoustic, sound-absorbing performance in drop ceilings and other suspended applications. Tiles are available in 2x2, 2x4 modular sizes. Ceiling grid systems can be painted black to match or specified in other colorful finishes.

Hawai'i schools blends indoor/outdoor learning spaces designed to meet sustainable, net-zero energy goals in high-humidity climate

As an abundant raw material that can be infinitely recycled, stone wool is a circular construction material that can help save energy and resources, and limit waste.

UC Davis Teaching & Learning Complex blends configurable, comfortable spaces with a modern appearance and sustainable strategies

Designed to earn LEED® certification and the WELL™ Building Standard, the unified government facility employs Rockfon acoustic stone wool ceilings to meet the project’s aesthetics, sustainability and occupant wellbeing goals.