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How to design inspiring buildings focusing on human health and well-being
We spend 90% of our time indoors. It is time to focus on the impact of the indoor environment on our health and well-being. Enjoy expert insights from Olga Turner, WELL Building Standard accredited professional and director and co-founder of Ekkist.
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Rockfon Reimagines the Ceiling at Uvalde Memorial Hospital
This Texas-based hospital improves healthcare services and advanced technologies for rural communities using Rockfon ceiling solutions.
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Other Commercial Ceiling Applications
Other ceiling applications and design ideas include lobbies and atriums, hallways and corridors, commercial kitchens and bathrooms, and exterior suspended ceiling systems where appearance and functionality are balanced with sustainable and financial goals.
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Simplifying Seismic Requirements
Acoustic ceiling seismic requirements are complex. Helping simplify compliance with current building codes, we offer numerous Rockfon® and Chicago Metallic™ ceiling suspension systems tested to ASTM C635 and ASTM E580, capable of meeting all Seismic Design Categories (SDCs).
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Join Rockfon at the 2025 Healthcare Design (HCD) Conference + Expo
Join Rockfon at Healthcare Design Conference + Expo in Kansas City, October 25th-28th, 2025. We’ll be exhibiting in the Expo Hall on October 27 & 28 at Booth #2045.
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Sound Insulation & Blocking
Sound insulation of ceilings is measured using Ceiling Attenuation Class (CAC). Ceilings should be used for sound absorption and not for blocking sound between rooms. High-insulating wall products, as measured by Sound Transmission Class (STC), should be used to for blocking noise at an STC 45 or higher.
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Sound Insulation & Blocking
Sound insulation of ceilings is measured using Ceiling Attenuation Class (CAC). Ceilings should be used for sound absorption and not for blocking sound between rooms. High-insulating wall products, as measured by Sound Transmission Class (STC), should be used to for blocking noise at an STC 45 or higher.
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Design Your Acoustics Project
Acoustic ceiling tiles with high-NRC ratings for sound blocking, paired with interior walls with high-STC ratings for sound blocking, and coordinated with background sound levels for sound privacy will ensure your design achieves an optimized acoustic experience.