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Fully accessible wood panels are available in multiple options for acoustical and aesthetic needs.

KEY FEATURES
-100% upward access ideal for standard 9/16" Exposed Tee grid systems.
-Available in a variety of sizes, perforations, and finishes
-Create upturns for continuous visuals and clouds with WOODWORKS Trim
-Coordinating WOODWORKS walls available
-Panels are FSC-certified and USDA BioPreferred Products with
100% Biobased content (key for government projects).
-18" x 18" Tegular infill panels now available for METAPHORS
Coffers; for details, visit armstrongceilings.com/metaphors
-Shorter lead times and lower cost than custom millwork

SPECIAL APPLICATIONS
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Sound Absorption (NRC)
A measure for rating the overall sound absorption of a material
when used in an enclosed architectural space where sound is reflected
at many angles of incidence. A ceiling system with an NRC < 0.50 is low performance,
an NRC > 0.70 is high performance.: Up to 0.70

Sound Blocking (CAC)
A measure for rating the performance of a ceiling system as a barrier
to airborne sound transmission through a common plenum between adjacent
closed spaces. A ceiling system with a CAC < 25 is considered low performance,
whereas one with CAC of 35 or higher is high performance.: Up to 38
Fire Performance: Class A (HPVA)

Recycled Content
Recycled content range.: 92%

Sag/Humidity Resistance
Ceiling panels maintain humidity and sag resistance.: Standard
More about Armstrong Ceilings & Walls
One of the world’s largest manufacturers of ceilings and walls, Armstrong World Industries operates 31 plants in seven countries with roughly 9,300 employees worldwide. With $2.8 billion in revenues in 2010, the company is a formidable economic force in U.S. manufacturing. Armstrong offers a full line of both residential and commercial ceiling and wall products, including decorative, translucent, fabric and suspension systems.