Isomass Acoustic Ceiling Systems

Isomass Acoustic Ceiling Systems are designed to reduce airborne and impact sound transmission through ceilings, improve acoustic comfort, and ensure compliance with Approved Document E of the Building Regulations. The range includes suspended ceiling treatments, resilient layers, and reverberation control panels suitable for both new‑build and refurbishment projects. Isomass Ceiling Systems provide a comprehensive suite of acoustic solutions for ceilings, tackling airborne, impact, and flanking noise. From Isowave 23 panels to ReVerb absorbers, acoustic hangers, and thermal linings, the range ensures effective sound insulation and improved acoustic comfort across diverse building types.

Isowave 23 Ceiling System

• Function: High‑performance acoustic treatment for ceilings, reducing flanking sound transmission.
• Composition: Fibre‑reinforced gypsum board bonded to acoustic foam.
• Performance: Provides damping and absorption, ideal for studios, home cinemas, and lightweight constructions.
• Applications: Used beneath separating floors or as part of resilient ceiling systems.

ReVerb Acoustic Ceiling Panels & Tiles

• Function: Absorb sound and reduce reverberation within rooms.
• Performance: Improves speech clarity and acoustic comfort in classrooms, offices, and public spaces.
• Applications: Mounted directly to ceilings or suspended grid systems.

Acoustic Hangers & Isolation Systems

• Function: Decouple ceiling structures from joists or concrete slabs to reduce sound transmission.
• Performance: Effective against both airborne and impact noise.
• Applications: Suitable for suspended ceilings in residential and commercial projects.

Thermal & Acoustic Linings

• Function: Combined thermal and acoustic insulation for ceilings and roof structures.
• Performance: Enhances energy efficiency while reducing sound transfer.
• Applications: Used in pitched roofs, flat roofs, and ceiling upgrades.

Applications

• Residential: Flats, apartments, and conversions requiring improved sound insulation.
• Commercial: Offices, schools, healthcare facilities, and public buildings.
• Specialist: Recording studios, home cinemas, and performance spaces.