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To create an elegant and productive space that supports SailPoint's growing team, Perkins + Will specified Rockfon acoustical ceiling tiles for their new 65,000 square foot open office in Austin, Texas.

Background white noise, such as the ambient sounds generated by HVAC systems, computers and outside traffic, should be considered as part of the building design. Sound masking systems may be needed to comply with acoustic standards’ noise level requirements.

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Create modern, standout designs with the Rockfon® Color-all™ collection. Our acoustic ceilings not only reduce noise but also feature contemporary colors curated for nature-inspired and wellness-driven spaces.

Constructed after Hurricane Harvey, Houston’s new Thompson Intermediate School features a modern, high-performance interior with Rockfon acoustic stone wool ceiling panels to provide an updated, resilient, safe, comfortable environment supporting 21st-century learning.

Designed by Entos to refresh the TEXO Dallas Conference Center, Rockfon metal and stone wool acoustical ceilings transform TEXO’s Dallas hub into an inspiring and multi-functional space.

Research conducted by Rockfon and NGC Testing Services shows that a lightweight plenum barrier made of stone wool can provide an STC/CAC 40 level of blocking when combined with a stone wool ceiling system. This design approach can decrease the cost of the ceiling and allow for greater aesthetic flexibility.

Acoustic ceiling baffles provide a sound-absorbing, aesthetically appealing option for quieter, more comfortable and attractive interior spaces.

With Rockfon's acoustical ceiling tiles and suspension grid, the new Christine E. Lynn University Center offers a comfortable hub for social and academic activities on the Boca Raton, Florida campus.

Research conducted by Rockfon and NGC Testing Services shows that a lightweight plenum barrier made of stone wool can provide an STC/CAC 40 level of blocking when combined with a stone wool ceiling system. This design approach can decrease the cost of the ceiling and allow for greater aesthetic flexibility.