Fiberglass Acoustic Ceiling Tiles for Commercial Interiors
Fiberglass acoustic ceiling tiles help architects, contractors and project buyers add sound absorption without giving up a clean modular ceiling. Leeyin panels combine a dense glass wool core with glass-fiber tissue facings and suspended installation, giving commercial interiors a practical ceiling treatment for reflected sound and visual coordination.
Product at a glance: 110 kg/m³ glass wool core, 20–40 mm listed thicknesses, NRC 0.75 for the tested 20 mm panel, standard white or decorative finishes, and exposed or concealed T-grid suspension.
How Fiberglass Acoustic Ceiling Tiles Manage Reflected Sound
The panel uses a 110 kg/m³ centrifugal glass wool core. A 0.40 mm glass-fiber tissue forms the visible surface, while white 0.20 mm glass-fiber tissue is applied to the back. This layered construction creates a neat ceiling-facing surface around a fibrous sound-absorbing core.
For the 20 mm fiberglass acoustic ceiling tile, the product data reports NRC 0.75 under GB/T 20247-2006 and ISO 354:2003. The result applies specifically to the tested 20 mm configuration. In offices, classrooms, meeting areas and other active interiors, the panels can help absorb reflected sound and support a more controlled acoustic environment.
Sizes, Thicknesses and Decorative Finishes
Listed thicknesses are 20, 25, 30 and 40 mm. Standard dimensions are presented as 2400/1200/600 × 600/300 mm, with custom sizing also available. This range supports both repeated ceiling modules and project-specific coordination with lighting, ventilation and other ceiling services.
The standard face color is white. Color finishes and transfer-printed surfaces are also available according to the project color card. Designers can therefore keep a restrained ceiling palette or introduce selected tones and graphics while retaining the product’s acoustic purpose.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the fiberglass acoustic ceiling tiles made from?
The tiles use a 110 kg/m³ centrifugal glass wool core. The visible face is covered with 0.40 mm glass-fiber tissue, and the back uses white 0.20 mm glass-fiber tissue.
What NRC rating does the ceiling tile have?
The tested 20 mm fiberglass acoustic ceiling tile has an NRC rating of 0.75. The product data references GB/T 20247-2006 and ISO 354:2003.
Which sizes and thicknesses are available?
Listed thicknesses are 20, 25, 30 and 40 mm. Standard dimensions are shown as 2400/1200/600 × 600/300 mm, and custom sizing is available.
How are the ceiling tiles installed?
The panels are installed as a suspended ceiling using hanger rods, clips, main channels and T-shaped grid components. Both exposed-grid and concealed-grid arrangements are documented.
Can the finish be customized?
Yes. Standard white, color and transfer-printed faces are available according to the color card. Custom sizes can also be specified.
The fiberglass acoustic ceiling tiles are installed as a suspended ceiling with hanger rods, clips, main channels and T-shaped grid components. Technical details supplied for the 20 mm panel show both exposed-grid and concealed-grid arrangements, allowing grid visibility to be selected around the intended ceiling design.
