PolyZorbe™ Acoustic Ceiling Tiles

PolyZorbe ceiling tiles are excellent for absorbing sound inside the room. That reduces echo and reverb, and speech sounds clearer. If you have airborne sound passing over a shared wall or through the ceiling to the room above, install ceiling tile backer tiles.

In a ceiling grid, the 1/2" tile rates NRC 0.80 and the 1" tile rates NRC 0.90.

Yes, PolyZorbe ceiling tiles lay into a standard suspended T-grid, so they can replace the tiles you have now. Lift out the old tile and set the new one in its place. No adhesive or hardware is needed.

PolyZorbe ceiling tiles come in two sizes: 23.75" x 23.75" for 2' x 2' grids and 23.75" x 47.75" for 2' x 4' grids.

Choose the 1" PolyZorbe ceiling tile for the highest absorption, NRC 0.90. The 1/2" tile rates NRC 0.80. Choose 1/2" if you want more color options, with 12 colors in our PolyZorbe Vivid Acoustic Ceiling Tiles.

Yes, PolyZorbe ceiling tiles are Class A fire rated according to ASTM E84, with a flame spread of 15 and a smoke developed rating of 250.

These PolyZorbe ceiling tiles are white. For color options, our 1/2" thick PolyZorbe Vivid Acoustic Ceiling Tiles come in 12 colors.

Mark the opening on the tile, then cut it out. A sharp utility knife works on the 1/2" tile. For the 1" tile, use a band saw with a plastic fine-tooth blade or a table saw with a PolyZorbe blade.

We do not recommend painting PolyZorbe ceiling tiles. For color options, choose a Vivid tile.

Vacuum the tile face with a soft brush attachment, or blow it off gently with compressed air. A dry sponge or damp white cloth lifts light dirt. For stains, try a carpet cleaner such as Resolve or Spot Shot on a hidden area first. Replace a tile that is heavily damaged.

PolyZorbe ceiling tiles are made from 60% recycled polyester and 40% virgin PET, with no formaldehyde and no chemical irritants.