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Discover how Rockfon stone wool ceilings improve healthcare facilities through five compelling case studies, showcasing enhanced acoustics, infection control, fire safety and sustainability for patient and staff well-being.

Discover Rockfon's expanded Wood Look metal ceilings, featuring 26 new woodgrain finishes that combine the natural beauty of wood with the performance and durability of metal. Perfect for architects and designers seeking innovative, high-performing solutions for various commercial spaces. Available now across North America.

Rockfon spoke with the Chief Commercial Officer at WELL who shares insights on how to design healthy and sustainable buildings

The new Rockfon.com website provides quicker, easier and better access to the information our customers need and other visitors are seeking.

Perforated ceiling designs using aluminum or steel metal tiles, panels and planks in suspended systems can be both visually appealing and acoustically enhancing.

Rockfon will be sharing its acoustic stone wool ceiling products and Optimized Acoustics Research Program findings at two upcoming industry events for acousticians.

Common applications of STC wall solutions include retail, office, healthcare and education. See the article for recommendations on the Sound Transmission Class for each based on the unique noise challenges involved in achieving occupant comfort.

Architects and interior designers look for solutions as modern designs bring on a new set of acoustic challenges including open offices with more natural light. The green building movement continues to gain momentum as well, with a focus on more sustainable building practices.

See how the Rockfon Mono Acoustic monolithic ceiling design offered a special indoor environment while battling poor acoustics in the 5-star Llaut Palace Hotel.

How a building looks is important – but how does a building make you feel when you’re inside? That’s what Rockfon’s new whitepaper from acoustics experts– “Exploring the Link Between Building Acoustics, Health and Wellbeing,” in partnership with the International Well Building Institute (IWBI) aims to clarify. Learn from Ethan Bourdeau who is the Sound Concept Lead for the Standard Development team at the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI); Dr. Jo Solet, Assistant Professor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Division of Sleep Medicine; and Amanda Robinson, Co-CEO of the global consultancy Marshall Day Acoustics and member of the IWBI Sound Advisory Committee.