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UC Davis Teaching & Learning Complex blends configurable, comfortable spaces with a modern appearance and sustainable strategies

Designed to earn LEED® certification and the WELL™ Building Standard, the unified government facility employs Rockfon acoustic stone wool ceilings to meet the project’s aesthetics, sustainability and occupant wellbeing goals.

Wisconsin’s new Trempealeau County Justice Center features Rockfon acoustic stone wool ceilings to enhance safety, productivity and longevity. The clean, modern design reflects the community’s investment in a durable and healthy public facility.

When designing Kaiser Permanente's new medical offices, KMD Architects chose Rockfon acoustic ceilings for their ability to absorb sound, contribute to the indoor air quality, and be cleaned for improved infection control.

Rockfon’s complete ceiling solutions provide consistent quality across multiple applications creating a contemporary and comfortable financial service facility.

Sustainability is central to our business strategy. Our aim is to turn sustainable development challenges into business opportunities, creating innovative products that address some of modern society’s pressing challenges.

Available in one complete ceiling system, Rockfon® Chicago Metallic™ Integrity™ 4200 double reveal ceiling system offers a high-end look with the smooth, white surface of Rockfon acoustic stone wool panels.

Longevity, functionality, aesthetics, ease of installation, availability, price, environmental impact – are the reasons our customers list for selecting Rockfon products.

Rockfon now offers a new architect continuing education course, “Stone Wool Acoustical Ceilings,” available through Architectural Record and online via the McGraw-Hill’s Continuing Education Center.

The way Ceiling Attenuation Class (CAC) of ceiling panels is tested, does not properly account for conditions such as flanking paths and noise leaks and cannot be viewed as an accurate measure of what will be experienced by people in buildings.