Description
Acoustic ceiling systems are a widely used for enhancing the sound quality and aesthetic appeal of interior spaces. The tiles, made from mineral fiber, are crafted from a combination of materials, including mineral wool and recycled content, which work together to absorb sound and reduce noise levels. This makes them effective in environments such as offices, schools, and public buildings where managing acoustics is essential. Aside from their acoustic properties, mineral fiber ceiling tiles are also valued for their fire resistance, durability, and ease of installation. Available in variety of textures and designs, allowing different applications that can complement any interior decor.
Installation of Acoustic Ceiling
The process begins with careful planning and measurement of the ceiling area to determine the number of tiles and grid components needed. Step by step installation of acoustic ceiling;
- Install the perimeter wall angle around the room’s edges, ensuring it’s level for a professional finish.
- Hang the main runners and cross tee to create a sturdy grid system, using binding wires attached to the ceiling joists to support the framework.
- Once the grid is in place, the acoustic tiles can be laid into the framework, starting from the center and working outwards for even spacing.
- It’s important to cut the edge tiles to fit as necessary, ensuring a snug fit against the walls.
