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Rockfon helped the new training facility bring their sustainable and industrial ceiling tiles design to life while achieving long-lasting durability, superior acoustical performance and sophisticated style.

Rockfon’s metal ceilings in the parking structure provides a bright, attractive, modern appearance, while meeting performance and sustainability goals to create an elegant first impression.

Suspended acoustic ceiling installation with tiles can be a quick and easy process with the right panels, properly installed suspension systems and being equipped with the right tools. Learn about cutting ceiling tiles, how to hang ceiling tiles, and tips and tricks for installing ceiling tiles.

Office ceiling tiles, acoustic panels, grid and suspended ceiling systems can have a dramatic impact on creating workplaces that provide a good sound experience, sustainable design and attractive interior. Office ceiling design can contribute to the bottom line in supporting employee productivity and job satisfaction.

Rockfon’s ceiling systems were specified to meet goals for sustainability, acoustics and aesthetics, contributing to LEED® certification of the health and wellness-focused Chemistry Building.

PBK Architects selected Rockfon Planar linear metal ceiling systems as the basis of design for California’s new Emerald High School, offering a sustainable, durable and attractive solution for the 21st century campus.

Featuring Rockfon® custom-made vaulted ceiling, Winthrop University's Carroll Hall wins prestigious CISCA Construction Excellence Award. The system included segmented panels face mounted to a ribbed t-bar Chicago Metallic® suspension system.

Rockfon ceiling tiles withstand high temperatures and help to limit the spread of fire. Learn why stone wool is a safe choice for hospitals, schools, offices and more.

Stone wool ceilings offer enhanced durability and performance in commercial buildings. Explore Rockfon’s mold-resistant, fire-safe, sustainable ceiling solutions.

Today’s evolving sustainability selection criteria includes products’ material ingredients and environmental impact. Green building certification programs include the Living Building Challenge, the WELL Building Standard and U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED v4.