A common panel is for example the OWA Sternbild. We see a lot of suspended ceiling tiles, especially in kitchens, that are made of gypsum vinyl or other hard type of panels. Why doesn’t EASY Noise sell gypsum vinyl or other brands? After all, glass and/or rock wool are highly heat-resistant. Perhaps not surprisingly, but the acoustic ceiling tiles are highly fire resistant. You can find the absorption value of each type. All brands have optimised their boards in terms of density and thickness so that this is in order. In terms of sound absorption, the brands do not outdo each other. The differences between these two materials (when used as system tiles) are small. For example, Ecophon uses glass wool Rockfon and Eurocoustic have stone wool as a base. There is also a difference in material between the brands. Some models also offer other sizes, such as 180 x 60 or 120 x 120 cm. Three-quarters of the existing suspended ceiling are made in this size. Most panels are available in sizes 60 x 60, 120 x 60 cm. It can also be interesting to look at light reflection and diffusion.Īll the suspended ceiling tiles we offer use the same module sizes. Ecophon tiles are also available in various colours on request. This gives a cheerful and colourful look to your office. But sometimes it is also nice to take a few tiles in colour. Shades of grey and black are being chosen more and more often. This is a slightly more expensive technique, but it gives the panel a more luxurious and fresher look.Įurocoustic Tonga has a very wide range of colours. Most Ecophon boards are sprayed (except for a few). Folds or small cracks are also possible sooner.Īnother way is to spray the sheet in colour. The disadvantage of this is that a fleece in the corners sometimes lets loose light. They often do this by laminating a fleece on the board. For a nice appearance, the tiles are therefore upgraded in one colour by the manufacturer. The core of the ceiling tiles is often yellowish and brownish in colour. The air cavity increases the absorption value of the suspended ceiling tile. Or when only a small air cavity is possible. You can choose an even thicker cavity if you want to attenuate low frequency. One air cavity and this thickness is the absorption value on a-class. There are thicknesses of 15, 20, 25, and 40 mm. The differences within a brand are usually in the thickness (the thicker, the better it absorbs), finish and colour range. The types are explained on the acoustic suspended ceilings page.Įach brand has different plates. There are separate profiles (systems) for each type of panel. After all, there are differences in the edge finish (or design). It is always good to start with the type of suspended ceiling tile you need. So even if you have a new building in which suspended ceiling tiles are used, you can contact one of these brands. This makes them suitable for any modern building.
The acoustic ceiling tiles of the brands we use are very sleek and evenly finished. Not only for a fresh look, but also because old tiles are not always acoustic or evenly finished. Sometimes it can be pleasant to replace them. The suspended ceiling tiles often last a long time. Look up in a canteen, toilet, or on the shop floor and chances are you have a suspended ceiling.
In an average office, there is always a place where they can be found.
Everyone is familiar with suspended ceiling tiles.
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