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Acoustic panels can be mounted directly or used within a grid. They provide high sound absorption and come in customizable colors, textures, and shapes to match your design.
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Acoustic panels are chosen by their NRC. Standard ceiling tiles often fall between 0.50 and 0.70, while high-performance fiberglass and fabric-faced panels can reach 0.85 or more. Thicker panels, and panels with an air space behind them, absorb more low-frequency sound. We size and place the panels so they treat the part of the room where people actually talk and listen.
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FAQ
Yes. Many acoustic panels can be mounted directly to an existing drywall or hard ceiling, or hung as clouds below it, which adds sound absorption without replacing the whole ceiling.
NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) is how much sound a tile absorbs, on a scale from 0 to 1. A tile with an NRC of 0.70 absorbs about 70% of the sound that hits it. CAC (Ceiling Attenuation Class) is how well the ceiling blocks sound traveling between rooms through the space above. Open offices and classrooms usually need a high NRC, around 0.70 or more, while private offices and exam rooms also need a good CAC, often 35 or more. More on suspended acoustic ceilings.
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