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At Rockfon, we always are striving to do better, together. Whether supporting the specification journey or building a new facility, we are committed to enriching the lives of everyone who comes into contact with our solutions.

At Rockfon, we've been applying the strengths of stone to the world's biggest challenges for decades.

Rockfon® introduces its new Cinema Black™ acoustic stone wool ceiling panels. These low-reflection, black surfaces and high-performing sound-absorptive ceiling tiles cost-effectively improve the visual and acoustic experience in auditoriums, restaurants, movie theatres and sound studios.

A sound blocking level of STC 50 means that a listener in a quiet room would need to exert effort to hear raised speech levels in adjacent rooms, and the speech would not be understandable or disruptive.

Rockfon’s ceilings reduce noise, reflect light and support indoor environmental quality for a brighter, quieter and more modern learning spaces.

Rockfon and ROCKWOOL are joining forces at the upcoming American Institute of Architecture & Design Conference (AIA24) in Washington DC in Booth # 1343.

Achieving good acoustics, or Optimized Acoustics as we refer to it at Rockfon, requires a balanced approach. Part of understanding acoustics is knowing that one-size-fits-all ceiling solutions will not be the ideal solution to maximizing the occupant experience.

Rockfon Infinity Perimeter Trim provides an attractive, smooth, distortion-free, pre-fabricated perimeter that integrates with standard ceiling suspension systems for acoustical and drywall construction.

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.

Ceiling tile texture is offered in both smooth or as a lightly-textured surface for drop ceiling designs. Most commonly, these smooth, acoustic ceiling tiles and panels are installed as sound-absorbing, lay in tiles mounted in standard 15/16 grid systems.