Perforations in ceiling tiles give a special appearance as we’ve come to connect with their unique look. Perforated ceilings tiles are also known as acoustic ceiling tiles. If you see closely, there are a number of perforations in a single piece, and they all seem set in random spots with no rhyme or reason.

Now the question comes, why are GRG ceiling tiles are perforated? There are several reasons for this, but the most fundamental purpose is better sound absorption that reduces the amount of noise in a room. Due to the sound reduction property, you may see them installed in places like offices, schools, conference rooms and sometimes in homes. Through this article, we will understand the performance of acoustic ceiling tiles and how efficient they are when it comes to subduing undesired noise in a room.

What Are GRG Acoustical Ceiling Tiles?    

Acoustical ceilings tiles are special design tiles to lessen noise in a room. In GRG tiles, they are available in two types, including Semi Perforated Ceiling Tiles and Fully Perforated Ceiling Tiles. These tiles are typically manufactured from glass reinforced gypsum with other non-combustible gypsum casting plaster reinforced with a glass fibre membrane, resulting in a lightweight, strong and pre-stressed panel.

These tiles are fit seamlessly into dropped ceilings, girds and support systems. The size of GRG Ceiling Tiles is 595mm × 595mm or 2ft/2ft. These tiles can also be fixed shortly on an existing ceiling if a dropped ceiling is not an option.

How do GRG Acoustical Ceiling Tiles work?

Sound comes from vibrations occurring by the sound source that travel by causing molecules that are next to each other and move back and forth. As the molecules move back and forth continually, sound moves away from the sound source in all areas in the form of sound waves. It is when these waves hit your eardrum that your brain deals with them as audible sounds.

While these sound waves encounter an object in their path, they typically absorbed the object, pass through the object or deflect off the object. In the case of sound waves in a room, an acoustical ceiling tile absorbs them and hinders them from bouncing around the room. The perforations (holes) in acoustical ceiling tiles double the amount of tile surface area and trap sound waves within them. Perforations on tiles absorb the sound waves and spread through the ceiling tile material.

Despite absorbing sound waves inside the room, GRG acoustical ceiling tiles can serve other purposes as well. These tiles can prevent sound from travelling from one room to its adjacent room. These tiles are very beneficial in a school or an office setting where privacy or solitude concerns may exist. GRG Acoustical Ceilings tiles can easily block or absorb sound waves to where voices are muffled, and words are incomprehensible from one room to another.

Diamond GRG Acoustic Panels are manufacturing for absorbing sound. And in tiles, there are two types of GRG Tiles, one is Semi Perforated Ceiling Tiles and the other Fully Perforated Ceiling Tiles. Diamond GRG Ceiling tiles are manufacture glass reinforced gypsum and contain non-combustible gypsum moulding plaster reinforced with a glass fibre membrane, resulting in a lightweight, strong and pre-stressed panel. The standard size of Diamond GRG Ceiling is 595mm × 595mm or 2ft/2ft. Other benefits are given below:

Why Diamond GRG Acoustic Panels Are Best For You?

Diamond GRG Acoustic Panels come with various benefits and features. Let’s look at some key features of Diamond GRG Acoustic Panels that make them the best in the market.

Composition

GRG Acoustic Panels tiles comprise glass-reinforced gypsum. These panels come with non-combustible gypsum that is casting plaster reinforced with a glass fibre membrane, resulting""