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PolyZorbe™ Acoustic Ceiling Tiles
polyzorbe ez drop ceiling tile in two sizes
polyzorbe ez drop into a dropped ceiling

PolyZorbe™ Acoustic Ceiling Tiles

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$34.99
Ceiling Tile Size Options: 23.75" x 23.75"
Choose Thickness: 1/2"

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PolyZorbe™ Acoustic Ceiling Tiles

Improve acoustics with style! Our PolyZorbe™ sound absorbing ceiling tiles will reduce echo and reverb in a space while also reducing the overall noise level in a space. It's a perfect upgrade to any office with a drop ceiling and acoustics issues. Lay these highly absorptive ceiling tiles right into your existing ceiling grid!

Features

  • 100% polyester panels add sound absorption for reduced echo and reverb
  • Easy lay-in install
  • Non-allergenic, non-toxic, fungal resistant, and no chemical irritants or formaldehyde
  • Decorative and tack-able
  • Class A Fire Rated
  • Easy to clean

  • Free domestic shipping on all US orders

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polyzorbe ez drop acoustic ceiling tile

PolyZorbe™ Acoustic Ceiling Tiles

$34.99

Product FAQs

No. They drop into a standard suspended T-grid like a mineral-fiber tile, with no adhesive or hardware. Sizes are 23.75 by 23.75 inch and 23.75 by 47.75 inch for 2 by 2 and 2 by 4 grids.

The grid holds the tile off the deck with an air space behind it, lifting the 1/2 inch tile to NRC 0.80 and the 1 inch tile to NRC 0.90.

No, 1/2 inch and 1 inch only. The 1 inch tile reaches NRC 0.90 in a grid. For more absorption, especially at lower frequencies, lay insulation on top of the tile in the plenum; UltraTouch Denim Insulation R13 15 inch works well for this.

No, it absorbs paint unevenly. The 1/2 inch tile comes in 12 stock colors.

Mark the penetration on the tile, then cut it with a sharp utility knife on the 1/2 inch tile or a fine-tooth blade on the 1 inch. Cut the opening slightly oversize so the tile drops in without binding on the fixture.