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Acoustic Ceiling Treatments
A professional-grade space calls for a professional-grade acoustic ceiling. Whether you're design-focused or sound-focused, our line of acoustic ceiling products will deliver on both fronts. There are numerous ways to treat your ceiling for optimized acoustics, and Second Skin is here to help!
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EcoVerbâ„¢ Roll - Acoustic Insulation Roll
PolyZorbeâ„¢ Acoustic Ceiling Tiles
PolyZorbeâ„¢ Polyester Acoustic Baffles
PolyZorbeâ„¢ Polyester Acoustic Clouds
BlocknZorbeâ„¢ Soundproof Ceiling Tiles
BlocknZorbeâ„¢ Acoustic Baffles
BlocknZorbeâ„¢ Acoustic Ceiling Clouds
EcoVerbâ„¢ Cotton Fiber Acoustic Baffles
Timberwoolâ„¢ Wood Wool Acoustic Ceiling Tiles
Timberwoolâ„¢ Wood Fiber Tegular Acoustic Ceiling Tile
CelluZorbeâ„¢ HD Ceiling Tile Backer
Mela Muteâ„¢ Acoustic Foam Egg Crate Baffles
Mela Muteâ„¢ Acoustic Foam Wave Baffles
Mela Muteâ„¢ Acoustic Foam Wave Clouds
PolyZorbeâ„¢ Vivid Acoustic Ceiling Tiles
PolyZorbeâ„¢ Vivid Polyester Acoustic Baffles
PolyZorbeâ„¢ Vivid Polyester Acoustic Clouds
Stick Pin Insulation Hangers (Perforated Base)
Self-Locking Washer for Stick Pins (1-1/2" Diameter)
Dome Cap for Stick Pins (7/8" Diameter)
Acoustic Ceiling FAQs
How do acoustic ceilings work?
How do acoustic ceilings work?
By adding acoustical material to the ceiling, you are strategically adding absorption into the room in a way that keeps it up out of the way, and depending on the ceiling treatment style you choose, you can be covering or replacing a hard or otherwise non-absorptive surface with a highly absorptive material.
How thick should ceiling acoustic panels be?
How thick should ceiling acoustic panels be?
Generally, most acoustic ceiling panels (clouds and baffles, too) will be 1" - 2" thick. The thicker the material, the better it performs, particularly at the lower-end frequencies. If you are wanting more absorption at lower frequencies, a slight airspace will improve the performance level of your installed materials.
Reach out to us for help designing your space for optimal acoustical performance.
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