Acoustic ceiling tiles can be made from a wide range of materials. Fiberglass is the most common, especially in commercial spaces. However, PVC, mineral wool, and foam are also good choices.

Compiled ByGlenn Hasek Armstrong World Industries Inc., a maker of acoustical ceiling tiles, has announced a program that allows building owners to recycle old ceiling tiles rather than dump them in ...

Armstrong World Industries announced that its Ceiling Recycling Program has now diverted more than twenty-million-square-feet of old acoustical ceiling tiles from landfills to recycling applications.

The following 12 products represent the latest offerings in ceiling and acoustical systems. 1. ... More on Kirei’s Echostar panels. 6. Metalworks Blades Armstrong Ceilings. ... Panels are available in ...

Armstrong World Industries, Lancaster, Pa., the largest manufacturer of acoustical ceiling systems in the United States, has signed an agreement with Waste Management Inc. (WMI), Houston, to expand ...

Acoustic tiles come with a wide variety of properties, often dictated by the surface finish. In certain circumstances the attenuation can be increased by adding extra insulation to the back of the ...

Acoustic sustainability refers to the integration of sound-absorbing or sound-modifying properties into ceiling tile products ...

[220+ Pages Latest Report] According to a market research study published by Custom Market Insights, the demand analysis of Global Acoustic Ceiling Tiles Market size & share revenue was valued at ...

What appears to be a simple drywall surface is a high-performing ACOUSTIBuilt Seamless Acoustical Ceiling from Armstrong. Easy to install using the company’s Drywall Grid, the ceiling panels ...

Armstrong designates new tiles made with high levels of recycled ceilings as Ceiling-2-Ceiling tiles. Since the program began in 1999, Armstrong has recycled over 123 million square feet of old ...