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Ecophon Master™ E Acoustic Ceiling Tile - 1200 x 600 x 40mm (Pack of 6)

Ecophon Master™ E Acoustic Ceiling Tile - 1200 x 600 x 40mm (Pack of 6)

Ecophon Master™ E Acoustic Ceiling Tiles provide outstanding acoustic advantages to any space they’re installed into. The glass wool core is highly sound absorbent, and the porous surface allows more sound to enter the ceiling tile and be absorbed. These ceiling tiles are ideal for open-plan offices or any other space that requires higher levels of acoustic treatment.

Absorption Class A
This ceiling tile suits a T24 (standard) grid
Fibreglass core
Painted edges
Easy to install
Colour: White Frost

Dimensions (mm): 1200 x 600 x 40

Sold in packs of 6 / 4.32m2 coverage per pack

£253.03 GBP

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Ecophon Master™ E offers undeniable acoustic benefits and the tegular edge design provides a better visual appeal. This acoustic ceiling tile from Ecophon is available in a wide range of colours to suit the interior of your space perfectly.

Similar to Ecophon Gedina™ A Acoustic Ceiling Tiles, the Master™ E ceiling tiles have a porous surface, however the pores on this ceiling tile have double the amount of pores at half the size. These smaller pores ensure the ceiling tile is more dirt repellent and is easier to clean and maintain.

Ecophon ceiling tiles are fully recyclable, and the Master™ E Acoustic Ceiling Tiles possess a post-consumer recycle content of 61%.

Dimensions (mm): 1200 x 600 x 40

Sold In packs of 6 / 4.32m2 coverage per pack

*Grid sold separately.

Grid supplied on request, please get in touch to arrange.

Product Specification

Environmental
100% recyclable | Life-cycle stages A1 to C4 from EPD, in conformity with ISO 14025 / EN 15804
Weight
The weight of the system (grid not included) should be approximately 5kg/m²
Fire Rating
The glass wool core of the tiles is tested and classified as non-combustible according to EN ISO 1182.