Polyester Acoustic Ceiling Panel Tile in The Office Space

Polyester Fiber Acoustic Ceiling Panel

100% recycled PET acoustic ceiling panel — compatible with 12 mm, 24 mm and 30 mm exposed tee grid systems. Direct-fix or grid-mounted.
Fire: EN 13501-1 B–s1,d0 · GB 8624-2012 B1

Description

Polyester Fiber Acoustic Ceiling Panel

Ceilings are the largest uninterrupted acoustic surface in most rooms, and treating them is the fastest route to cutting reverberation. These panels are designed to work with standard 12 mm, 24 mm and 30 mm exposed tee grid systems, so they drop into a conventional ceiling without special detailing.

Material specifications

Property	Value
Composition	100% polyester fibre (recycled PET bottle flake), needle-punched, no adhesive
Open porosity	≥ 85%
Standard sheet	1220 × 2440 mm
Thickness	9 mm \| 12 mm \| up to 30 mm on request
Colour	Full colour range; custom colour matching available
Fire performance	EN 13501-1: B–s1,d0 \| GB 8624-2012: B1
Formaldehyde	E1 (GB 18580-2017)
Recycled content	100% recycled PET; fully recyclable at end of life
Machining	CNC cutting and UV printing available

Sound absorption coefficient

Measured to ISO 354 in a reverberation room, 100% polyester fibre, type A mounting.

Frequency (Hz)	125	250	500	1000	2000	4000
9 mm	0.13	0.63	0.83	0.95	0.75	0.69
12 mm	0.31	0.55	0.79	0.91	0.66	0.61

Peak absorption sits between 500 Hz and 1 kHz — the range that governs speech intelligibility in offices, classrooms and open-plan spaces.

Compatibility

Suits 12 mm, 24 mm and 30 mm exposed tee grid systems.
Grid size must be specified before ordering.
Can be cut on site to clear new or existing lighting and fixtures.

Installation

Lay-in to an exposed tee grid, or direct-fix to a solid soffit.
When cutting on site, use a fresh blade for each cut and keep the panel fully supported.

Material story

Panels are needle-punched from recycled PET bottle flake — a purely physical process with no water discharge, no emissions, no waste and no adhesive. The porous structure makes the panel both sound-absorptive and thermally insulative, and the finished panel is fully recyclable.