Choose the ceiling idea
Baffles, open cell, linear metal, felt panels, clouds, wood and other architectural ceiling families.
Explore real ceiling products and product families from established manufacturers. ACUSTIQ explains what the systems are, where they fit, what to compare and how they can move from inspiration into a coordinated project.
Baffles, open cell, linear metal, felt panels, clouds, wood and other architectural ceiling families.
Look at material, geometry, acoustic approach, finish range, access and installation method — not just the room photograph.
Use current manufacturer data sheets, specifications, installation instructions, CAD/BIM and tested performance before final specification or ordering.
This library keeps expanding as new products, applications, finishes and verified manufacturer information become available.
MaterialRecycled PET felt
Performance snapshotClass A fire performance; 60% recycled content listed
Reinforced rectangular felt blades create a clean linear acoustic field with multiple sizes and finish options. A strong reference when the design intent is soft texture, colour and open-plenum acoustics.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialRecycled PET felt
Performance snapshotNRC 0.85; Class A; up to 50% recycled content on current listing
A useful example of baffles becoming ceiling topography rather than simple repeated blades. The kit creates a flowing profile while retaining the soft visual and acoustic function of felt.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialRecycled PET felt
Performance snapshotNRC 0.85; Class A; up to 50% recycled content on current listing
Alternating blade profiles create a more sculptural ceiling field while maintaining accessible, modular suspended elements.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialFiberglass
Performance snapshotClass A fire performance; 43–53% recycled content listed
A fiberglass blade family for exposed-structure spaces where sound absorption and a crisp vertical architectural element are both important.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialPET felt
Performance snapshotNRC 0.75; Class A on current listed data
A contemporary PET baffle option illustrating the lighter, modular end of acoustic blade design for commercial interiors.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialPET felt
Performance snapshotNRC 0.70; Class B on current listed data
A slim felt baffle useful for understanding that not every visually similar baffle has the same acoustic or fire classification. Exact product data matters.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialTECTUM wood fibre
Performance snapshotCurrent listing shows Sabin values up to 0.50 depending on configuration
Wood-fibre blades provide a visibly different texture from PET or fiberglass and are useful where a more robust, tactile architectural surface is desired.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialStone wool
Performance snapshotRockfon lists configurations up to 8.0 sabins
Frameless stone-wool baffles can be arranged as linear fields, waves and shaped compositions, giving designers another material route to open-plenum acoustic control.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialMetal
Performance snapshotOpen-plenum linear metal baffle system; verify configuration-specific performance
Long continuous metal beams in different widths and heights can create a defined ceiling plane while retaining the openness of the plenum.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialMetal
Performance snapshotArchitectural metal baffle; verify current product documentation for selected configuration
A metal baffle option designed to provide a focal point or visually mask the plenum, useful when the design intent is more precise and durable than soft felt.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialMetal
Performance snapshotClass A fire performance on current listed product data
A blade ceiling with a harder, more precise metal expression instead of felt or fibre. Useful for durable commercial interiors and linear visual rhythm.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialRecycled PET felt
Performance snapshotNRC 0.80; Class A; up to 50% recycled content on current listing
Open-cell felt modules combine visual screening and absorption. Rectangular kits can be used to create a softer alternative to traditional metal open-cell ceilings.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialRecycled PET felt
Performance snapshotNRC 0.80; Class A; up to 50% recycled content on current listing
Shaped open-cell modules demonstrate how visual screening, acoustic absorption and ceiling topography can be combined in one modular system.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialInterconnected architectural baffles and pods
Performance snapshotAcoustic options use perforations and sound-absorbing materials
Factory-assembled pods and loose beam options can form open-cell ceiling structures. CGC specifically notes third-party integration of diffusers, lights, speakers, sprinklers and Wi-Fi when independently suspended.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialStone wool
Performance snapshotClass A to ASTM E84 and CAN/ULC S102; high acoustic performance
Frameless stone-wool clouds are a strong reference for open-plenum acoustic correction. Rockfon positions them for creative layouts where a full wall-to-wall ceiling is not required.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialPET felt
Performance snapshotNRC 0.75 A mounting / 0.80 D-20 mounting on current listing
Flat felt panels provide a quieter visual plane where the design does not need vertical blades. They also demonstrate why mounting condition belongs beside an NRC number.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialPET felt
Performance snapshotCurrent listing shows sound absorption up to NRC 0.90
A higher-absorption felt panel option that expands the product library beyond blades and shows how panel geometry and mounting can change acoustic performance.
Manufacturer product informationMaterialPET felt
Performance snapshotNRC 0.70 on current listing
A simpler felt ceiling-panel reference useful for comparing flat absorptive products against baffles, open-cell kits and sculptural ceiling systems.
Manufacturer product informationFelt, fiberglass, stone wool, wood fibre and metal systems can produce related ceiling forms but behave differently in weight, edge detail, texture, durability, finish range and installation. Start with the design intent, then understand which material supports it.
Do not compare products by the word “acoustic” alone. Look at the tested metric and mounting condition. Baffles and clouds may use Sabins or configuration-specific NRC values, while continuous panels may use NRC and other ratings. Compare like with like.
Use current manufacturer documentation for the exact product and configuration. A fire classification shown for one family or finish should not automatically be applied to another.
The best-looking product can still be wrong if it prevents required access or conflicts with lights, sprinklers, diffusers and structure. Carrier spacing, cable locations, module geometry and independent service support should be coordinated early.
Finish libraries are part of the design tool. Felt can provide saturated colour and soft texture; metal can provide precise coated surfaces; wood and wood fibre bring grain or tactile texture. Samples and manufacturer-approved visualization assets are valuable before final selection.
Use the system guides and visualizer to define the look and room requirements. For Lower Mainland projects, the concept can then move toward installation pricing through ACUSTIQ's featured regional installer.
Approved room photography, finish libraries, technical data, CAD/BIM, installation documents and launch information let ACUSTIQ build richer product records and visualizer choices.