Classrooms and corridors at a high school have had Rockfon ceilings applied. The company's Sonar, Koral and RockLink Monolith grid systems have been applied. Koral is manufactured from stone wool and white surface and is available in a range of module dimensions. The ceilings can also withstand 1000?C for more than two hours.

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Ceilings from Rockfon's Sonar range have been installed in a Saab showroom in Suffolk. The product has a white painted matt surface which gives a clean appearance, the company claims. It is a high density stone wool tile that combines a high standard of finish with performances in sound absorption, fire safety, and humidity resistance. Sonar Silence ceilings provide higher levels of sound attenuation due to a variety of factory applied acoustic backings.

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Ceiling systems from Rockfon have been specified and installed to meet the dual requirements of acoustic and hygiene performance within the corridors and food technology classrooms of a secondary school. Specified for the corridors, Sonar is a high density stone wool tile that offers performance in terms of sound absorption, fire safety and humidity resistance. The product ensured that the corridors met the requirements for acoustics in schools laid down in AD.E and Building Bulletin 93. Installed in the classrooms was the company's Hygienic product, which, as with all of the company's stone wool ceiling tiles, does not contain any organic nutrients and therefore is not attacked by rot or fungi. The special white painted surface of the product incorporates an enhanced fungicide, which further resists the growth of bacteria.

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