Turf Blands Akustic Performance + Design to Transform Ceilings

Lawn launched two new products designed specifically for ceilings, Pantheon and Step. The provider of acoustic solutions based on Chicago, known for characteristic wall options, now expands the ceiling portfolio with two new offers.

Pets pets can meet the main plan to create an integrated design that is supported by a standard T-grid. “Step and Pantheon have different aesthetics, but they are both really intended to cover a large amount of square footage,” says Faraz Shah, director of Brenda on the lawn. These forms of sound absorption transform any interior, while accommodating existing functions for a seamless look.

Pantheon Offered tiles come in six standard species. Each profile has a unique size or position of indentation. When coordinated together, different pieces make the dynamic improvement above the head. For example, rectangular recessed tiles can be focused or moved. These special options are ideal for use along the edge of the string, or to create a visa multi profile.

Square styles are perfect for use as angle to a string or create a consistent field. Open versions of Pantheon leave the ceiling above visible and can be easily received lighting, sprinklers and other devices. Pantheon can be used to create an assortment of interesting patterns, from star to open check – or anything else, the specifier can predict.

With Step Tiles, users are able to build a number of raised, inclined, vaulted or waving visual forms. They can also change depth from anywhere between two to 12 inches, in steps .5-inch. A seemingly simple, step takes standard ceiling schedules to the next level with a dimensional and updated twist on the classic element. “Chamferi takes a little soften edges and make it warmer,” Notes Rob Krejci, director for product development on lawn. Designers can create a pop-up, vault or corner layout of waves with steps, which can be adjusted to different settings.

All 9mm jeans in lawns, shades, wood textures, and plate textures, in a total of 71 options for recurring range of environments. Both ceiling ramps have an intended NRC of .95, and they will be available this summer.

For more information about Pantheon and Step Visit Turf.design.

Photo courtesy of lawn.

Anna Zappri is a writer and editor based on New York with a passion for textiles, and can often be found on fashion exhibits or purchases for more books. Anna writes five columns Friday, as well as commercial content.