Flat panel ceilings
PET or wood-wool panels installed edge-to-edge across a false ceiling. Simple, clean, works in most low-height rooms.
Best for offices, classrooms, and clinics with standard 9–10 ft ceilings.
Ceiling clouds
Discrete panels suspended below a hard ceiling, with air-gap between panel and slab. The gap increases low-frequency absorption meaningfully vs a direct-fixed panel.
Best for double-height spaces where you want acoustics without covering the full ceiling — reception areas, atriums, upscale restaurants.
Vertical baffles
Vertical acoustic elements hung below the ceiling. Both faces absorb — highest sabin per square metre of any ceiling format.
Best for exposed-slab warehouses, gyms, workshops, and industrial-look restaurants where the raw ceiling is part of the design.
Quick decision rule
Ceiling height under 10 ft → flat panels. Ceiling 10–14 ft with mixed acoustics + design brief → clouds. Ceiling 14+ ft or exposed slab → baffles.