Installing acoustical ceiling tiles in a space is a cost effective and simple way to reduce noise and reverberation in a space and improve sound quality. They can also increase energy efficiency and conceal pipes, ductwork, and wires.
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Acoustical ceiling panels are ideal for spaces with hard surfaces where noise control and speech intelligibility are important. They’re available in varying degrees of performance depending on your project’s specific needs. As well as diminishing airborne noise and reverberation, acoustical ceilings can improve the look of a space by disguising ceiling imperfections, and can also contribute to a building’s insulation and overall comfort.
Acoustical ceilings can also dampen outside sound from entering through the ceiling plenum, making them perfect for spaces like hospitals and offices where the comfort of occupants is a priority. They can be highly effective in a room of any size, from small patient rooms to spacious lobbies.
OWA creates visually appealing and well-engineered products that challenge your expectations of what acoustical ceilings can look like.
Choose from either classic acoustical ceiling tiles or a completely revolutionary design that upgrades your space.
Whether you desire an acoustical ceiling with added fire resistance or one that can be easily disinfected, OWA can create it.
OWA has created products for practically every industry, with ceilings featured in projects all over the world.
OWA is committed to responsible use of raw materials and environmentally friendly operations.
Acoustical ceiling tiles come with a great deal of benefits and a low profile. They’re ideal for a great number of spaces where subtle noise control is desired, such as schools, retail spaces, studios, auditoriums, and restaurants.
They’re not only easy to install—they’re cost effective to maintain, change, and replace. Acoustical ceilings are highly customizable and can be made in a broad range of colors, styles, and textures, allowing designers and architects to achieve the look they want for a project on a tighter budget.
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