Sponsored by CertainTeed Architectural | Presented by Robert Marshall
Webinar On-Demand
Modern open spaces create a unique set of challenges when it comes to acoustics, particularly because many new buildings are designed with open plans, and open plenums. Fortunately, there are innovative open plenum ceiling systems on the market that can help to overcome these challenges. This course will discuss customizable acoustical solutions for open plenum design, including baffles, beams, clouds, and acoustical wall panels, which are available in a variety of materials like metal, wood, fiberglass, and felt. The course will explore the importance of acoustical design and how these open plenum ceiling systems can transform a space aesthetically while maximizing acoustics.
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Robert Marshall, is senior technical manager for CertainTeed Architectural and a 45-year participant in the commercial ceiling industry. |
The ceilings and walls you create in a space are more than mere surfaces. They offer aesthetic beauty that inspires creativity and contributes to well-being in offices, schools, medical facilities, hotels, and more. They offer acoustic benefits that help workers focus, students learn, and patients heal. So it’s critical to find partners and collaborators who help you solve building problems creatively and efficiently, while tackling the most demanding challenges in acoustics, installation, engineering, and innovation. That’s where CertainTeed Architectural Products comes in. We’ll manage the details so you can focus on pushing the boundaries of ceiling design.
From economical acoustical tiles and suspension systems to custom-engineered ceilings showpieces in metal, felt, fiberglass, and wood, the CertainTeed Architectural Products portfolio includes solutions for every space and every budget – all with the backing of technical expertise and world-class customer support that can help you unleash the creative potential of every project.
Originally published in The NEWS
Originally published in April 2022