Acoustic Ceiling Tiles

Does your suspended ceiling need to be improved acoustically? Then acoustic ceiling tiles are what you need! Our range of acoustic tiles are specially designed to improve sound absorption and attenuation – ensuring your space looks and sounds better.

Increase your room’s acoustic performance today with our wide variety of sound-absorbing ceiling tiles. Order online for fast nationwide delivery and free shipping on orders over £500.

Why Choose Acoustic Ceiling Tiles?

Acoustic ceiling tiles are specifically engineered to reduce reverberation, absorb ambient noise, and improve speech clarity in large or busy rooms. They’re essential in environments where noise levels can affect concentration, productivity, or wellbeing – such as schools, offices, hospitals, studios, and open-plan commercial spaces.

Sound Absorption vs Sound Attenuation

We supply tiles that offer both high sound absorption (NRC) and sound attenuation (CAC). While absorption helps quiet a space by reducing echo, attenuation prevents sound from transferring between rooms or through ceiling voids.

Top Acoustic Tile Brands We Stock

Rockfon – known for high NRC performance and stone wool cores
Knauf AMF – multi-purpose acoustic/mineral fibre blends
Ecophon – advanced glass wool tile technology
Armstrong – UK-favoured solutions with CAC-tested systems

Typical Applications

✔️ Offices & boardrooms
✔️ Schools, lecture halls & classrooms
✔️ Medical centres, treatment rooms
✔️ Music studios & auditoriums
✔️ Reception areas & retail fit-outs

Need help selecting acoustic tiles? Our experts can recommend the right NRC/CAC rating based on your project’s requirements. Call 01253 864902 or email info@jcsceilings.co.uk.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are acoustic ceiling tiles made from?

Acoustic tiles are typically made from mineral fibre, stone wool, or glass wool. These materials absorb sound effectively while providing fire resistance and durability.

How do I know which tile has better sound performance?

Look for the NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) and CAC (Ceiling Attenuation Class) ratings. NRC measures absorption within a room, while CAC measures how well the tile blocks sound between rooms.

Are acoustic ceiling tiles fire-rated?

Yes. Many acoustic ceiling tiles we stock are fire-rated to Euroclass A1 or A2, making them suitable for public and commercial buildings.

Can I install acoustic tiles in humid or wet areas?

Some acoustic tiles are moisture-resistant, but for wet zones, we recommend using tiles specifically labelled for high humidity or washable environments.