Acoustic ceiling tiles are made of a variety of materials. Home Drywall & Painting in Roseville installs acoustic ceiling tiles. Four common materials are mineral fiber, fiberglass, metal, and wood. This blog goes into depth about each of these materials: Acoustic Ceiling Tiles Roseville
Mineral Fiber
Mineral fiber is among one of the most popular choices of material used for acoustic ceiling tiles. Typically mineral fiber ceiling tiles are white colored with small holes that create texture. They are popular in office buildings, schools, retail spaces, and more. Mineral fiber material tiles are a top choice because of their affordability and sound control. However, this type of tile might not be as durable as other choices because it can be easily damaged by water.
Fiberglass
Another popular material used for acoustic ceiling tiles is fiberglass. Fiberglass ceiling tiles are used in both commercial and residential settings. Some may say that fiberglass is a better material to use instead of mineral fiber. Fiberglass drop ceiling tiles handle damp or humid conditions better. Also, these are good for when you have an irregularly shaped area you need the ceiling for because they are easier to shape differently. Little maintenance is required for fiberglass acoustic tiles so they can be for someone who does not want to worry too much about them after installing.
Metal
Metal drop ceiling tiles are also a common choice of material for a ceiling. These are a higher-end and more expensive choice of material. This type is mostly used in commercial buildings. Often the metal is in thin sheets and is installed with an acoustic pad. There is a large selection of different finishes or styles of metal acoustic ceiling tiles. This is a good option if you are looking for a ceiling that draws attention because of the selection of different styles.
Wood
Wood is another desirable option for ceiling tile material. There are many different types and looks to choose from since there are so many different types of wood. Even when there are pieces from the same tree, each piece of wood looks unique because of the wood grain. The wood ceiling tiles can be installed in planks rather than the grid style of many acoustic ceiling tiles. Something to be cautious about for the material is that it is susceptible to water damage, so keep moisture away from the wood ceiling tiles.
Mineral fiber, fiberglass, metal, and wood can each be a great choice for the material of your acoustic ceiling tiles. Your selection can depend on the style and budget you want. Contact us at Home Drywall & Painting to get your ceiling tile installed in your commercial or residential building in Roseville.
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