Primacoustic P210 2424 00 STRATOTILE - Acoustic Ceiling Tile with Trim Edge - 2 x 2' (White)

Primacoustic STRATOTILE: Redefining Ceiling Acoustics
Introducing the Primacoustic STRATOTILE, a state-of-the-art acoustic ceiling tile designed for superior sound management. Perfectly sized at 2 x 2 feet, these tiles are crafted to fit seamlessly into existing ceiling tile frames, making them an ideal choice for enhancing acoustics in recording studios, offices, and commercial retail spaces where wall treatments are not feasible.

Advanced Material for Superior Absorption
Each STRATOTILE is constructed from 6 lb per cubic foot rigid fiberglass, known for its excellent sound absorption qualities. This material is crucial for reducing reverberations and improving sound clarity, particularly in environments where clear communication and audio quality are essential. The fiberglass is encapsulated with a micro-mesh and fiberglass facing, which not only enhances its durability but also its effectiveness in sound dampening.

Sleek Design with Practical Features
These acoustic tiles are designed with a "trim" edge, allowing them to lay flat against the ceiling frame for a polished look. This design detail ensures a flush fit that integrates smoothly with the aesthetic of any room, avoiding any protrusion or misalignment that can occur with standard ceiling tiles.

Enhanced Safety and Installation Ease
The STRATOTILE is not only designed for sound management but also for safety and ease of installation. Each tile has been rigorously tested to meet Class 1 fire ratings, ensuring they can be safely used in various environments. The installation process is straightforward, fitting into standard 2 x 2-foot ceiling tile frames, which makes upgrading your acoustic setup both simple and efficient.

Optimal Performance and Versatility
By integrating a 1/2-inch layer of gypsum board, these tiles provide additional mass that significantly aids in controlling sound transmission. This feature is particularly beneficial in settings where low-frequency dampening is critical, such as in recording studios or areas with heavy foot traffic.