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CALLA TEMPLOK
Sound Absorption (NRC) 0.85 Sound Blocking (CAC) 39 Light Reflectance 0.85 Sag/Humidity Resistance HUMIGUARD Plus
Materials Mineral Fiber
Fire Performance Class A (25/450) Durability Soil Resistance, Impact Resistance, Scratch Resistance, Scrubbability, Washability - build_america_buy_america
CALLA HEALTH ZONE AIRASSURE
Sound Absorption (NRC) 0.80 Sound Blocking (CAC) 40 Articulation Class (AC) 170 Light Reflectance 0.85 Recycled Content 76% Sag/Humidity Resistance HUMIGUARD Plus
Materials Mineral Fiber
Fire Performance Class A Durability Water Repellent, Soil Resistance, Impact Resistance, Scratch Resistance, Scrubbability, Washability ULTIMA TEMPLOK
Sound Absorption (NRC) 0.75 Sound Blocking (CAC) 39 Light Reflectance 0.88 Sag/Humidity Resistance HUMIGUARD Plus
Materials Mineral Fiber
Fire Performance Class A (25/450) Durability Soil Resistance, Impact Resistance, Scratch Resistance, Scrubbability, Washability - build_america_buy_america
ULTIMA Lay-In and Tegular
Sound Absorption (NRC) Up to 0.75 Sound Blocking (CAC) Up to 40 Articulation Class (AC) 170 Light Reflectance Up to 0.88 Recycled Content 55% - 87% Sag/Humidity Resistance HUMIGUARD Plus
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Materials Mineral Fiber
Fire Performance Class A, Class A (25/450), Class A (UL), Fire Resistive Durability Soil Resistance, Impact Resistance, Scratch Resistance, Scrubbability, Washability - FireGuard
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ULTIMA HEALTH ZONE AIRASSURE
Sound Absorption (NRC) 0.70 Sound Blocking (CAC) 40 Light Reflectance 0.86 Recycled Content Up to 0% - 76% Sag/Humidity Resistance HUMIGUARD Plus
Materials Mineral Fiber
Fire Performance Class A Durability Water Repellent, Soil Resistance, Impact Resistance, Scratch Resistance, Scrubbability, Washability SCHOOL ZONE FINE FISSURED TEMPLOK
Sound Absorption (NRC) 0.70 Sound Blocking (CAC) 40 Light Reflectance 0.82 Recycled Content 21% Sag/Humidity Resistance Standard
Materials Mineral Fiber
Fire Performance Class A (25/450) - build_america_buy_america
SCHOOL ZONE FINE FISSURED AIRASSURE
Sound Absorption (NRC) 0.70 Sound Blocking (CAC) Up to 45 Light Reflectance 0.82 Recycled Content 56% Sag/Humidity Resistance HUMIGUARD Plus
Materials Mineral Fiber
Fire Performance Class A - build_america_buy_america
OPTIMA Concealed
Sound Absorption (NRC) Up to 0.90 Sound Blocking (CAC) 26 Articulation Class (AC) 180 Light Reflectance 0.88 Recycled Content 71% Sag/Humidity Resistance HUMIGUARD Plus
Materials Fiberglass
Fire Performance Class A (UL) Durability Soil Resistance, Scratch Resistance, Washability - build_america_buy_america
LYRA Plant Based (PB)
Sound Absorption (NRC) 0.95 Articulation Class (AC) 190 Light Reflectance 0.88 Recycled Content 71% Sag/Humidity Resistance HUMIGUARD Plus
Materials Fiberglass
Fire Performance Class A (UL) Durability Soil Resistance, Impact Resistance, Scratch Resistance, Washability LYRA Concealed
Sound Absorption (NRC) 0.90 Articulation Class (AC) 180 Light Reflectance 0.88 Recycled Content 71% Sag/Humidity Resistance HUMIGUARD Plus
Materials Fiberglass
Fire Performance Class A (UL) Durability Soil Resistance, Scratch Resistance, Washability - build_america_buy_america
LYRA VECTOR
Sound Absorption (NRC) 0.90 Articulation Class (AC) 180 Light Reflectance 0.88 Recycled Content 71% Sag/Humidity Resistance HUMIGUARD Plus
Materials Fiberglass
Fire Performance Class A (UL) Durability Soil Resistance, Impact Resistance, Scratch Resistance, Washability - build_america_buy_america
INVISACOUSTICS
NRC Rating A Mounting 0.70 Recycled Content Up to 74% Materials Mineral Fiber
Durability Soil Resistance, Scratch Resistance - build_america_buy_america
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Overview
Mineral Fiber Ceiling Tile FAQs
Why choose mineral fiber ceilings over other ceiling types?
Mineral fiber ceilings offer a strong balance of performance, affordability and design variety. They’re also easier to install and maintain than many alternative ceiling systems.What acoustic properties do mineral fiber ceiling tiles offer?
Depending on the product, mineral fiber tiles can offer NRC ratings up to 0.90 and CAC ratings up to 40, making them ideal for spaces requiring both sound absorption and sound blocking, such as private offices, classrooms, and healthcare facilities.Can mineral fiber ceilings support design flexibility?
Yes. Mineral fiber ceilings come in a wide range of textures, patterns, edge details, colors, and sizes allowing for design flexibility in both traditional and modern interiors.How do mineral fiber ceilings support code compliance?
Mineral fiber ceilings meet key fire performance requirements (Class A) and support acoustic and environmental requirements for commercial, institutional, and public spaces.What makes Armstrong mineral fiber ceiling tiles a reliable choice for contractors and designers?
Armstrong mineral fiber ceiling tiles are trusted for their performance, sustainability certifications, and extensive design options. They meet industry standards for acoustics, fire rating, and indoor air quality, making them a go-to for commercial ceiling solutions.Are mineral fiber ceiling panels easy to install and maintain?
Yes. Mineral fiber ceiling panels are lightweight, easy to cut, and designed for drop ceiling grid systems, making installation straightforward for contractors and maintenance teams alike.Are mineral fiber ceilings appropriate for high-humidity environments?
Select mineral fiber products are designed with moisture and sag resistance and are suitable for areas like restrooms, locker rooms, and kitchens. Be sure to choose the appropriate humidity-rated product.Can lighting, HVAC, or AV equipment be integrated with mineral fiber ceilings?
Absolutely. The standard grid system allows for easy integration of recessed lighting, air vents, sprinkler heads, and AV equipment, with access above the ceiling for future changes.How do mineral fiber ceiling tiles contribute to energy efficiency in commercial buildings?
Mineral fiber ceiling tiles enhance energy efficiency by reflecting light within a space. Their high light reflectance helps reduce the need for artificial lighting, lowering energy consumption.Fiberglass Ceiling Tile FAQs
What are fiberglass ceiling tiles and how do they differ from mineral fiber tiles?
Fiberglass tiles are made from glass fibers formed into panels and often faced with a smooth scrim or fleece. Compared to mineral fiber, fiberglass tiles are typically lighter, offer higher sound absorption (NRC up to 1.00), and are more resistant to humidity and sagging.What design options are available?
Fiberglass ceilings are often available in smooth, monolithic finishes, with a wide range of colors and edge profiles. They can be used to create a sleek, modern aesthetic while still delivering high performance.How do fiberglass ceiling tiles benefit commercial buildings?
Fiberglass ceiling tiles are lightweight panels made from glass fibers, offering excellent sound absorption and moisture resistance, perfect for high-humidity environments like hospitals, locker rooms, and commercial kitchens.Do fiberglass ceilings contribute to energy efficiency?
Yes. Fiberglass ceiling tiles with high light-reflective properties enhance energy efficiency by reducing the need for artificial lighting, lowering energy consumption.
Mineral Fiber & Fiberglass Ceiling Tiles
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Mineral Fiber Ceiling Tile FAQs
Why choose mineral fiber ceilings over other ceiling types?
Mineral fiber ceilings offer a strong balance of performance, affordability and design variety. They’re also easier to install and maintain than many alternative ceiling systems.What acoustic properties do mineral fiber ceiling tiles offer?
Depending on the product, mineral fiber tiles can offer NRC ratings up to 0.90 and CAC ratings up to 40, making them ideal for spaces requiring both sound absorption and sound blocking, such as private offices, classrooms, and healthcare facilities.Can mineral fiber ceilings support design flexibility?
Yes. Mineral fiber ceilings come in a wide range of textures, patterns, edge details, colors, and sizes allowing for design flexibility in both traditional and modern interiors.How do mineral fiber ceilings support code compliance?
Mineral fiber ceilings meet key fire performance requirements (Class A) and support acoustic and environmental requirements for commercial, institutional, and public spaces.What makes Armstrong mineral fiber ceiling tiles a reliable choice for contractors and designers?
Armstrong mineral fiber ceiling tiles are trusted for their performance, sustainability certifications, and extensive design options. They meet industry standards for acoustics, fire rating, and indoor air quality, making them a go-to for commercial ceiling solutions.Are mineral fiber ceiling panels easy to install and maintain?
Yes. Mineral fiber ceiling panels are lightweight, easy to cut, and designed for drop ceiling grid systems, making installation straightforward for contractors and maintenance teams alike.Are mineral fiber ceilings appropriate for high-humidity environments?
Select mineral fiber products are designed with moisture and sag resistance and are suitable for areas like restrooms, locker rooms, and kitchens. Be sure to choose the appropriate humidity-rated product.Can lighting, HVAC, or AV equipment be integrated with mineral fiber ceilings?
Absolutely. The standard grid system allows for easy integration of recessed lighting, air vents, sprinkler heads, and AV equipment, with access above the ceiling for future changes.How do mineral fiber ceiling tiles contribute to energy efficiency in commercial buildings?
Mineral fiber ceiling tiles enhance energy efficiency by reflecting light within a space. Their high light reflectance helps reduce the need for artificial lighting, lowering energy consumption.Fiberglass Ceiling Tile FAQs
What are fiberglass ceiling tiles and how do they differ from mineral fiber tiles?
Fiberglass tiles are made from glass fibers formed into panels and often faced with a smooth scrim or fleece. Compared to mineral fiber, fiberglass tiles are typically lighter, offer higher sound absorption (NRC up to 1.00), and are more resistant to humidity and sagging.What design options are available?
Fiberglass ceilings are often available in smooth, monolithic finishes, with a wide range of colors and edge profiles. They can be used to create a sleek, modern aesthetic while still delivering high performance.How do fiberglass ceiling tiles benefit commercial buildings?
Fiberglass ceiling tiles are lightweight panels made from glass fibers, offering excellent sound absorption and moisture resistance, perfect for high-humidity environments like hospitals, locker rooms, and commercial kitchens.Do fiberglass ceilings contribute to energy efficiency?
Yes. Fiberglass ceiling tiles with high light-reflective properties enhance energy efficiency by reducing the need for artificial lighting, lowering energy consumption.
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