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Innovative and aesthetically pleasing frameless acoustic ceiling island, offering excellent sound absorption and supplied in a smooth, deep-matt, super white surface providing high light reflection, light diffusion and anti-static properties, extending its product lifetime
Combines room to room sound insulation as well as good sound absorption for a flexible office layout where confidentiality is not an issue
Combines enhanced room to room sound insulation as well as a high level of sound absorption (Class A) for a flexible and quiet office layout
Combines enhanced room to room sound insulation as well as a high level of sound absorption (Class A) for flexible office layouts where confidentiality is important
Provides enhanced room to room sound insulation as well as a high level of sound absorption (Class A) in areas where privacy and acoustic comfort are important
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Explore the past, current and future trends of office space design and the role of optimal indoor climate and acoustics.
Offices should promote well-being and productivity, and noise distractions can be irritating and affect office workers’ work mood negatively. We share what difference acoustics can offer to your office space and improve your team’s output.
Choose acoustic solutions to improve speech clarity and privacy for in-office and remote employees for a productive hybrid working model.
High-performing acoustic solutions foster productivity and well-being in the workspace environment
Promoting a collaborative workplace while respecting the need for privacy asks designers to evaluate how the workplace environment influences the users.
A portfolio of Rockfon acoustic systems feature throughout the former British Gas Engineering Research Station (ERS) where iconic 1960s modernism meets 21st Century needs following sensitive and innovative refurbishment on a grand scale.
The existing design of the Rockfon office in Roermond in the Netherlands was entirely stripped away to make way for much-needed renovation. Designed by Judith Muijtjens, the new workplace provides a variety of areas for different working styles, a product showcase area, and optimised acoustics.
A big trend in architecture is designing for wellbeing. Find out how you could reduce noise, improve acoustics and boost daylight, to increase occupant health and productivity.
After extensive renovation, the Rockfon office in the city of Roermond in the Netherlands reopened in 2023.
The role of the office is changing as more people are working from home. We asked two architects from Schmidt Hammer Lassen (SHL) about how the future looks for offices and what to design for.
We provide customers with a complete acoustic ceiling system offering, combining sound absorbing ceiling tiles and wall panels with suspension grid systems and accessories.
