Glasswool Ceiling Tiles

Because of the increased demand for environmental protection in buildings, glass wool has become a popular insulating material. Environmental protection has risen to the top of the global priority list. Global warming and garbage accumulation have had a significant impact on the earth’s environment. As a result, the phrase “green building” was coined. A structure that is environmentally friendly in every way, including the materials used, the construction process, and waste management, is referred to as green construction. It’s a fashionable construction style that’s also environmentally friendly. Building insulation can assist reduce energy loss during heating and cooling, as well as making recycling materials easier? Gypsonite’s Glasswool Ceiling Tile is a popular insulation choice among homeowners because it is manufactured from natural materials and does not degrade the environment.

What makes our Fiber Glasswool Ceiling Tiles different from others? 

Our Glasswool ceiling panels made of fibre glass wool are one of the most effective solutions to reduce noise in your rooms. These sound-absorbing panels are widely used in workplaces, theatres, auditoriums, and other locations where sound absorption is necessary for activities such as work and recreation. A noise-cancelling environment can boost productivity while also allowing you to fully enjoy your practice activities.

Our Fiber Glasswool Ceiling Tiles are suspended from Galvanized T-Grid bars, which are used to create false ceiling grids. When it comes to building a noise-proof environment, suspended grid ceiling tiles with acoustic properties are highly recommended. When paired with our acoustic boards and panels, installing these tiles in the fake ceiling can result in increased sound absorption.

So, what are some of the benefits of glass wool ceiling?

1. Glass wool is made by spinning it into fibers, then sedimenting, curing, and cutting the fibers into a wool felt-like product. The thermal insulation of the glass is improved by the natural air layer generated by the air gaps in the center of the glass fibre. It performs admirably as an insulator.
2. When sound travels through glass wool, the tiny vibrations of the fibre convert sound energy to heat energy, further reducing sound transmission.
3. Because of its composition, glass is a relatively high temperature resistant material. It can operate at a maximum temperature of 250°C, making it suitable for domestic use and more fireproof.
4. Glasswool is available at Gypsonite in a wide range of shapes and sizes, and it can be used in a variety of ways.
5. Fibre Glasswool ceiling tile is widely used in manufacturing facilities, warehouses, freezer rooms, gymnasiums, exposition centres, breeding and planting insulation sheds, steel structure buildings, and various indoor playgrounds.
6. Our glass tiles are made of ultra-fine glass wool mixed with resin glue to create a tubular insulating material that can be heated and solidified. To adorn the surface, use aluminum foil. This material has two properties: moisture resistance and radiation resistance. Heat and civic heating pipelines are insulated and kept cold.
7. New environmentally friendly glass wool curing agents have been developed as a result of the development of new varieties of glass wool, such as the recently popular formaldehyde-free and acrylic-free glass wool, resulting in glass wool that contains no formaldehyde or acrylic binders. Free formaldehyde molecules have been removed from the product, making it safer and better for the environment.

Why should you choose a Fibre glass wool ceiling?

Glasswool insulation is made from recycled glass bottles, sand, and other materials. Glasswool is another name for fibreglass insulation. Other names for it include fiberglass batts and glass fiber insulation. At incredibly high temperatures, they are melted and spun into fibers. As a result, millions of tiny air pockets form inside the insulation, giving glasswool insulation its excellent insulating properties.

A popular choice is fibreglass insulation. Its worth is one of its most important aspects. When compared to cellulose or spray foam insulation systems, fibreglass insulation is less expensive to install than many other types of insulating materials, and it is often the most cost-effective alternative for equal R-Value performance (i.e., thermal resistance). Fibreglass can inhibit heat transfer due to the method of manufacture, which involves weaving microscopic strands of glass into an insulation layer. When installing fibreglass, it is critical to wear the appropriate safety equipment, as glass powder and tiny shards of glass are formed, posing a risk of eye injury.

What is the process of making fiberglass ceiling tiles?

Fiberglass Ceiling Tiles contain a non-woven fiberglass or glass wool mesh core that is completely enclosed by a square or regular edge. Fiberglass or glass wool is made from silica sand, which is a reusable and environmentally friendly green material. In terms of both thermal and acoustic insulation, this is also one of the best materials on the market. It is non-combustible even when in direct and continuous contact with flames. It does not emit toxic gases or smoke, two of the most dangerous health and life dangers in the event of a fire.

Glass wool is an insulating material made out of glass fibers that are linked together with a binder to give it a wool-like feel. Throughout the process, several small pockets of air are trapped between the glasses, resulting in excellent thermal insulation. Glass wool is available in rolls or slabs, each with unique thermal and mechanical properties. It can also be applied as a spray-on or in-place compound to the surface that has to be insulated.

Don’t miss the chance!

Gypsonite is a major supplier of sound-absorbing ceiling systems composed of glass wool, which is a fantastic sound-absorbing material. Soft Fiber helps to create a cheerful and energetic working environment for the eye, ear, and mind. To control sound and noise, we have a great selection of acoustical ceiling materials. Ceiling tiles that fit into a regular ceiling grid as well as ceiling tiles that are attached to the ceiling. Ceiling tiles with a high NRC rating are available. Fabric covered tiles, acoustical foam tiles, metal tiles, Fiber glass wool tile, rock tiles, and many other types of acoustic ceiling tiles are used in building construction to improve sound quality and appearance. Get in touch with us today!