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Indoor environmental quality (IEQ) is an assessment of a building's environment in relation to the health and wellbeing of its occupants. IEQ is an integrated design approach determined by many factors including acoustics, light reflection, indoor air quality (IAQ), and thermal health that starts with low-emitting acoustic ceiling tiles.

Acoustic regulations are changing, provoking designers and architects to put noise absorption first. Achieving NRC sound requirements for speech intelligibility and reduced reverberation start with Rockfon stone wool ceiling products.

The Word selects Rockfon Mono Acoustic stone wool ceiling system to enhance superior acoustics, healthy material choices and aesthetically pleasing, cohesive design in coloration with Steve Dickson, Senior Director at FaulknerBrowns Architect.

Rockfon Pacific reveal edge, acoustic stone wool ceiling panels provide appealing aesthetics, easy installation and proven performance combined into a cost-effective solution. Providing low maintenance and long-term durability, Rockfon products supplied in North America are supported with a 30-year warranty.

Rockfon stone wool ceiling tiles were specified to meet the aesthetic, functional and acoustical needs of the Stanley Milner Library.

STC 45 wall assemblies contain 1-1/2” - 2-1/2” thick ROCKWOOL AFB® Semi-Rigid Batt Insulation. Check out this article for the options available with regards to gypsum board and steel stud spacing. Includes lab-tested confirmation of STC performance.

Designed by HOK, Honeywell Global Corporate Headquarters at Legacy Union in Charlotte, North Carolina features Rockfon’s acoustic stone wool ceiling panels in 2-by-2-foot sizes with a square tegular narrow edge design installed in Chicago Metallic 9/16-inch ceiling suspension system.

The Dean’s suite in the University of Texas at Dallas’ LEED Gold Sciences Building features a biophilic and geologically inspired Rockfon acoustic stone wool ceiling, supporting environmental stewardship, scientific research and academic progress.

A sound blocking level of STC 45 means that a listener in a quiet room would hear raised speech in adjacent rooms, but would not be able to understand the conversation. The transmitted noise would not typically be disruptive.

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