Acoustic ceiling panels (or acoustic rafts), acoustic ceiling baffles, and drop ceiling tiles help soundproof spaces and soften soundscapes. The soundproofing materials absorb unwanted background noise, lessening the impact of traffic, machinery, neighbours, and other unwanted sounds.
Acoustic ceiling baffles are ideal for restaurants, offices, and hospitals with exposed ceilings. The sound insulation foam in the panel absorbs sound waves, forcing them to dissipate before they can become echoes. Our acoustic ceiling panels and drop ceiling tiles are the perfect solution for open-plan offices, canteens, and waiting areas.
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Our sound panels for ceilings come in a range of sizes, colours, and shapes for every space. Acoustic cloud ceiling panels are ideal for schools and classrooms, and acoustic ceiling panels complement our acoustic wall panels range perfectly.
We make solutions for office, school, theatre, home, and classroom acoustics.
We also offer a made-to-order service for all our acoustic and soundproof ceiling panels, acoustic drop ceiling tiles, and acoustic ceiling baffles across the UK to suit your specific needs.
If you can't find what you're looking for or would like to learn more about our related products, including our other acoustic wall panels & baffles and decorative acoustic products, please get in touch. You can contact our sales team at 020 3995 4570 or by email at info@panelscreens.co.uk.
We specialise in sound dampening ceiling panels for offices but also provide acoustic ceiling panels for homes and any other space with harsh soundscapes. Restaurants, home theatres, call centres, schools, offices, libraries, and reception areas can all benefit greatly from our acoustic ceiling treatment.
Soundproof ceiling baffles don’t have to be obtrusive. We offer a versatile range of acoustic baffles for ceilings, including suspended acoustic ceiling panels, modular tiles that lay flush against hard surfaces, and those that double as lights. You can also choose between traditional block-colour and more decorative ceiling panels.
They contain sound-absorbing and sound-insulating foam. When sound waves hit the acoustic ceiling panels, baffles, or tiles, they are absorbed into the foam. It contains millions of minuscule holes that trap the sound energy, forcing waves to dissipate.
Here are a few examples of how our soundproofing panels can be used in different spaces.
Offices tend to have lots of background noise, creating harsh soundscapes that disrupt workers and decrease productivity. To address this, office managers turn to us for effective solutions.
We recommend installing hanging panels between office cubicles and flush tiles on high ceilings. If the harsh soundscape persists, our hanging acoustic lights should solve the problem.
It is not uncommon to see acoustic furnishings in restaurants. After all, they tend to be open plan and busy. Our decorative acoustic ceiling panels and tiles not only enhance aesthetics but also provide unbeatable acoustic support, seamlessly blending into the background while improving the dining experience.
Although less common, it is not unheard of to have residential acoustic ceiling tiles and panels in residential settings. This is especially true for homes with high ceilings, music studios, offices, or a home theatre. In this case, wall tiles are typically the best option to soften soundscapes and save space.
We offer a few different types of acoustic ceiling tiles and panels. For instance, we have sound-absorbing ceiling panels that hang from the ceiling, others that lie flat on hard surfaces, and even sound dampening ceiling panels that frame lights.
For more information, read our acoustic wall and hanging panel buying guide.
Sound-proofing and sound-absorbing ceiling panels are definitely more cost-effective than renovating a space to improve the soundscape. And when they are installed in office environments, the productivity savings are immeasurable.
Besides, we cater to every budget. Browse our range of economy acoustic office screens and premium acoustic office screens to find something that works for you.
Yes, ceilings are just another flat surface, and acoustic ceiling panels, acoustic ceiling baffles, and drop ceiling tiles work wherever there is a soundscape.
Because of the placement of acoustic drop ceiling tiles, most require heavy-duty supports. Our acoustic ceiling baffles, panels, and acoustic drop ceiling tiles come with detailed instructions that tell you exactly what to do.
If you have a noisy upstairs neighbour, you might want to invest in soundproof ceiling panels.
Sound-dampening ceiling panels are an excellent way to soundproof a preexisting ceiling. They are a more cost-effective alternative to renovating homes, offices, restaurants, and hospitals, and they effectively absorb sound waves and dampen harsh soundscapes.
It all depends on your soundscape. If you want to dampen sounds from the room above, we recommend installing flush acoustic ceiling panels. However, if you want to dampen sounds coming from inside the room, acoustic drop ceiling tiles might be a more effective solution.
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