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Rockfon careers go beyond other manufacturers and ceiling industry jobs. At Rockfon, you are part of the Rockwool Group, the world’s largest producer of stone wool. We promote corporate social responsibility and safety. Learn more about working at Rockfon and our new job openings.

Five years ago, the ROCKWOOL Group brought together Rockfon and Chicago Metallic™ in North America. Drawing from more than 50 years of success in Europe. The message was clear “Rockfon + Chicago Metallic = Complete ceiling solutions”.

Rockfon metal ceiling systems can be incorporated into all projects – from airport terminals and train stations, to shopping malls and casino floors, to office lobbies and hospital corridors, to school classrooms and college stadiums.

Kirill Fedorovskiy brings with him 17 years of international experience within ROCKWOOL Group holding positions in Russia, Denmark and the U.K.

A sound blocking level of STC 50 means that a listener in a quiet room would need to exert effort to hear raised speech levels in adjacent rooms, and the speech would not be understandable or disruptive.

Rockfon introduces new Island wall system option that expands the versatility of innovative, flexible, and proven product. For architects and designers seeking hanging/ mounting acoustic panels with sound absorption performance qualities and forward-thinking aesthetics, this stone wool solution may be right for you.

Ceiling tile edge types include lay in, concealed and tegular/reveal options for drop ceiling suspended grid systems that give the appearance of being raised, recessed, revealed or seamless.

STC 40 wall assemblies contain 2-1/2” thick ROCKWOOL AFB® Semi-Rigid Batt Insulation. Check out this article for the options available with regards to gypsum board and steel stud spacing. Includes lab-tested confirmation of STC performance.

New Rockfon® Contour™ baffles products in our portfolio of stone wool acoustic ceilings are widening design possibilities for North American architects, designers and acousticians. The varying shapes and dimensions add visual interest, depth, and dimension to ceilings while performing an important acoustic function.

Gary Madaras, PhD, Rockfon’s acoustic specialist, continues a series of podcasts and articles on optimizing acoustics with Commercial Architecture magazine. The latest focuses on increasing acoustic comfort and speech privacy in open spaces and open offices, while reducing noisy distractions.