Acoustic Ceiling Panels
Suspended Rafts, Baffles, and Ceiling Panels for Sound Control and Design Impact. We have a vast array of sound absorption treatments to improve the acoustics in your workspace.
What Are Ceiling-Mounted Acoustic Panels?
Ceiling-mounted acoustic solutions, including acoustic baffles, ceiling sound absorbing panels, and acoustic rafts, are designed to absorb airborne sound, control reverberation, and enhance acoustic comfort in open-plan or high-ceiling environments. Unlike wall panels, these noise-reducing treatments are suspended from the ceiling, making them ideal for addressing ceiling reflections in workplaces, studios, schools, gyms, and public areas.
Whether you’re targeting mid- to high-frequency noise or seeking aesthetic ceiling treatments, our acoustic rafts and baffles come in a variety of styles, finishes, and materials — all engineered to deliver high-performance sound absorption.
Types of Acoustic Ceiling Panels We Offer
Acoustic Rafts
Suspended horizontally, acoustic rafts and tiles are ideal for large spaces where wall space is limited.
Acoustic Baffles
Vertically suspended, floating ceiling panels and baffles absorb sound on both faces and are perfect for managing noise in open ceilings.
Ceiling Acoustic Panels
Flush-mounted or semi-recessed options for structured drop ceilings or ceilings requiring visual integration.
Benefits of Suspended Acoustic Panels
Reduce Echo Without Deadening the Room
Ceiling panels and baffles provide balanced sound control — improving clarity without muting ambient noise entirely.
Improve Workplace Health and Focus
Quieter spaces lead to lower stress, better communication, and fewer sick days. Perfect for offices, schools, and healthcare facilities.
Add Visual Appeal with Acoustic Function
Our ceiling rafts and baffles double as design features. Choose from circular, rectangular, grooved, and LED-lit formats to complement your interiors.
Sustainable Materials
Many products use 65%+ recycled polyester or FSC-certified wood wool for sustainable sound absorption.
Use Cases
- Open Plan Offices – Zone noise and reduce distraction
- Meeting Rooms – Improve speech intelligibility
- Theatres & Studios – Balance acoustics in performance areas
- Restaurants & Cafés – Create ambiance and control chatter
- Gyms – Reduce harsh echoes in high-ceiling areas
- Hotels – Control noise levels and enhance the overall guest experience
- Educational Spaces – Aid student focus and instructor clarity
- Healthcare & Retail – Enhance comfort and privacy
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FAQs
Specialised in noise reduction, acoustic sound-insulating ceiling tiles are designed to absorb sound waves and minimise echoes within a room. Acoustic ceiling panels effectively reduce noise levels by preventing sound waves from bouncing off surfaces, creating a quieter environment. Constructed with engineered sound-absorbing materials, these panels come in diverse shapes and sizes, offering versatility for various applications.
They are sound-absorbing panels suspended from the ceiling, either horizontally (rafts) or vertically (baffles), designed to control reverberation and improve acoustic comfort.
Yes. Products like StillNote™ and ShushRaft™ have NRC ratings up to 0.9, meaning they can absorb 90% of incident sound at certain frequencies.
This measures how effectively a panel absorbs sound (scale of 0 to 1). A higher NRC or absorption coefficient = better acoustic performance.
In high-reflection zones: above speaking areas, between desks in open spaces, or aligned with HVAC or equipment noise sources.
Absolutely. Choose from grooved baffles, printed panels, wood wool textures, and integrated lighting to blend with or enhance your design.
It depends on room size, ceiling height, and noise issues. A rule of thumb is covering 15–40% of ceiling surface for noticeable improvement.
Yes, we offer sample packs and nationwide installation services.
Most panels meet BS fire safety standards and use eco-conscious materials. Always check individual spec sheets.
Choosing the right acoustic ceiling panels involves considering various factors related to your specific needs, the characteristics of the room, and the type of acoustic issues you aim to address. Here are some key considerations to help you choose the most suitable acoustic ceiling panels:
Room Purpose and Acoustic Goals:
Identify the primary purpose of the room (e.g., home theatre, recording studio, office) and your acoustic goals. Different applications may require different types of acoustic treatment.
Acoustic Issues:
Determine the specific acoustic issues in the room, such as echoes, reverberation, or noise reflections. Choose acoustic ceiling panels that are effective in addressing these specific problems.
Panel Type:
Select the appropriate type of panel based on the acoustic characteristics you want to improve. There are different types of panels, including absorbers, diffusers, and bass traps. Consider a combination of these based on your needs.
Absorption Coefficient:
Check the absorption coefficient of the panels at different frequencies. Higher absorption coefficients indicate better sound absorption. Ensure that the panels are effective in absorbing the relevant frequency ranges for your application.
Material and Design:
Consider the material and design of the panels. Common materials include foam, fibreglass, fabric-wrapped panels, and perforated wood. Each material has different acoustic properties, so choose one that aligns with your goals and aesthetics.
Versatility and Customization:
Choose panels that offer versatility and customization. Some acoustic ceiling panels come in various shapes, sizes, and colours, allowing you to create a visually appealing and effective acoustic treatment solution.
Budget:
Consider your budget constraints. Acoustic ceiling panels are available at various price points, so choose options that provide a good balance between performance and cost.
Room Size and Layout:
Consider the size and layout of the room when choosing acoustic ceiling panels. Larger rooms may require more panels for effective sound control.
Aesthetics:
Balance acoustic performance with aesthetic considerations. Many acoustic ceiling panels are designed to be visually appealing and can complement the overall design of the room.
Remember that the effectiveness of acoustic treatment depends on a combination of factors, including the type and placement of panels, room characteristics, and personal preferences. It may be beneficial to start with a few acoustic ceiling panels, experiment with placement, and gradually add more if needed based on the results.
The placement of acoustic ceiling panels in a room depends on the specific acoustic issues you want to address. Here are some general guidelines for placing acoustic ceiling panels:
Identify Reflection Points:
Determine the primary reflection points in the room, where sound waves bounce off surfaces. These are often the walls opposite the sound source (speakers or instruments). Place acoustic ceiling panels at these reflection points to absorb and minimise sound reflections.
Ceiling Reflections:
If there are sound reflections from the ceiling, consider installing ceiling-mounted acoustic ceiling panels or suspended baffles to address these reflections.
First Reflection Points for Side Walls:
For side walls, identify the first reflection points by drawing an imaginary line between the sound source and the side walls. Install panels at these points to absorb lateral reflections.
Bass Traps in Corners:
Low-frequency sounds tend to accumulate in room corners. Install bass traps (thicker panels designed for low-frequency absorption) in corners to address this issue.
Behind the Sound Source:
Place acoustic ceiling panels behind the sound source (such as speakers or instruments) to absorb sound waves and prevent them from reflecting into the room.
Diffusers:
Consider incorporating diffusers in addition to absorptive panels. Diffusers scatter sound waves, helping to maintain a balanced acoustic environment. Place diffusers on walls or ceilings where needed.
Consider Room Size and Shape:
Larger rooms may require more acoustic treatment. Adjust the quantity and placement of acoustic ceiling panels based on the size and shape of the room.
Wall Corners and Ceilings:
Install panels in room corners to address any corner-related sound issues. Additionally, consider ceiling-mounted panels to control sound reflections from the ceiling.
Listening Position:
Place acoustic ceiling panels behind and around the listening or seating position in a way that minimises direct sound reflections.
Experiment and Test:
Experiment with panel placement and assess the impact on the room’s acoustics. Make adjustments as needed based on the specific characteristics of your space.
It’s important to note that the goal is to achieve a balanced acoustic environment. Experimentation and testing may be necessary to find the most effective placement for acoustic ceiling panels in your specific room.
Yes, we offer a wide range of sound-absorbing products. You can find all the products we have available in in the following categories:
Acoustic Wall Panels | Acoustic Ceiling Panels | Sound Absorbing Panels | Decorative Acoustics Panels | Acoustic Slat Wood Panels | Acoustic Baffles & Panels | Acoustic Rafts | Acoustic Screens
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