Rockfon Hygienic Plus Ceiling Tiles for high-performance hygiene and cleanability now available in north america

By Healthcare Facilities Today


 MILTON, ONTARIO - ROCKFON, a global provider of stone wool ceiling solutions, announces the addition of Rockfon Hygienic Plus tiles to its growing North American product portfolio. Featuring a number of hygienic properties in combination with characteristics such as high sound absorption, fire protection and light reflectance, Hygienic Plus tiles serve as an ideal ceiling solution for controlled environments. Applications include laboratories and clean rooms, sanitary areas, kitchen and food preparation spaces, and locker rooms.

With a low particle emission, Rockfon Hygienic Plus tiles contribute positively to high levels of air cleanliness, and fulfill the strict requirements of cleanroom classification ISO Class 5. Hygienic Plus is comprised of water-repellant stone wool which, because it has no nutritional value to micro-organisms, prevents the growth of MRSA and other bacteria that often lead to the spread of infection.

“Safeguarding occupants and preventing product contamination are the most important concerns for companies and organizations in the health, electronics and food sectors,” said Chris Marshall, Rockfon’s Director of Architectural Sales for North America. “Hygienic Plus is an established, leading solution in the European market for achieving superior hygienic and cleanability performance and we are pleased to bring this innovative ceiling tile to North America.”

Hygienic Plus achieves an effective cleanability through a number of characteristics. The tiles come pre-treated with a special surface coating, providing high water repellence and low dirt pick-up over time. It also reduces the risk of fingerprint marking during installation. Its durable surface can be easily dinfected by steam cleaning, and can be vacuum-cleaned with a soft brush attachment.

The stone wool composition of all ROCKFON ceiling tiles inherently offers a number of superior performance attributes, including high fire performance, high sound absorption, sustainability, and dimensional stability. Hygienic Plus tiles feature an NRC=0.90 for excellent sound absorption and the surface provides high light reflectance(LR) with an LR of 0.83.

All ROCKFON ceiling tiles are designed for ease-of-installation. Hygienic Plus tiles are available in square lay-in and feature sealed edges and a back fleece on the rear side of the panel.  

Rockfon’s product portfolio in North America now includes an extensive range of solutions from suspended and concealed ceilings to islands and baffles. To learn more about Hygienic Plus or other ROCKFON products, please visit: www.rockfon.com.

About Rockfon           

Focusing solely on the ceilings market, ROCKFON is a wholly-owned subsidiary of ROCKWOOL International and has been a leading manufacturer of stone wool ceiling tiles since 1962. ROCKFON stone wool ceilings deliver exceptional performance characteristics that are important to architects and designers, building owners, contractors and installers. Rockfon’s North American headquarters are located in Milton, Ontario, Canada. For more information, visit www.rockfon.com.

 



January 7, 2014


Topic Area: Press Release


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