Printed Acoustic Ceiling Tiles

Because our FilaSorb™ surface is so smooth, we can apply very high-resolution images onto acoustic ceiling tiles using a technology we call QuietPrint™. Tiles can be shaped to work with most standard ceiling grid systems, with custom sizing available on request.

Choose from our library of high-resolution Printed designs, including replica natural textures and repeatable wallpaper patterns. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Provide us with your own custom images and graphics for print on our acoustic FilaSorb™ material.

Colorways

Cement

QP37

Volcanic Rock

QP34

Chevron Fractured

QP04

Chevron Timber Black

QP07

Chevron Timber Oak

QP08

Masonry Brick Rustic Red

QP22

Masonry Brick White

QP23

Masonry Concrete Crater

QP24

Masonry Concrete Speckled

QP27

Plywood

QP31

Product Details

NRC

0.85 (200mm air gap)

Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) rating dependent on sound frequencies and mounting method as follows;

no air gap - 0.45 NRC

12mm air gap - 0.54 NRC

20mm air gap - 0.64 NRC

200mm air gap - 0.85 NRC

Specification

ApplicationCeiling

Composition100% polyester

MaterialFilaSorb™

Recycled Content60% min.

NRC Rating0.85 (200mm air gap)

Thickness12mm +/- 10%

Dimension595 x 595mm
595 x 1195mm
Custom sizes available upon request

Quantity per carton595 x 595mm = 8
595 x 1195mm = 4

Fire RatingAS/ISO 9705.1, Group 1
ASTM E84-17a, Class A
EN 13501-1: 2019, B-s1, d0

Sustainability

Custom

We encourage you to speak to our design engineering team to help bring your custom printing, cutting, coloring, bevelling and shaping designs to life. Can’t find the print you’re looking for? Provide us with your own custom images and graphics for print on our acoustic FilaSorb™ material. Please read our ‘Custom image requirements’ PDF in the downloads section below for instructions on how to best source and supply your custom images.

How to specify

1. Choose your surfaces.

Soundscape by placing enough sound absorption where it has the greatest impact, factoring in high traffic and noisy areas. Hint: adjoining surfaces with sound absorbing materials reduce reverberation faster.