Mineral fiber suspended ceiling BENE
tilefor officeindoor

mineral fiber suspended ceiling
mineral fiber suspended ceiling
mineral fiber suspended ceiling
mineral fiber suspended ceiling
mineral fiber suspended ceiling
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Characteristics

Material
mineral fiber
Type
tile
Room/use
for office
Location
indoor
Technical characteristics
acoustic, flame-retardant, A2-s1, d0
Aesthetics
decorative
Ecological characteristics
recycled, 100% recyclable
Width

600 mm
(24 in)

Length

600 mm, 1,200 mm
(24 in, 47 in)

Thickness

14 mm
(0.551 in)

Description

Available with board and tegular edge details, Bene is an affordable suspended ceiling tile. Its finely fissured surface texture provides well-balanced acoustic performance, making it an ideal ceiling solution for a number of different interiors, including offices and retail spaces. An affordable and trusted ceiling tile, Bene is manufactured in the UK and is always available from our distribution partners. Previously known as Academy Merit. Bene board edge tiles have flat, square edges that fully expose a standard suspended ceiling grid. Bene tiles can be ordered with a tegular edge. This rebated edge detail slightly drops the ceiling tile below a standard ceiling grid, creating a semi-bevelled visual across the ceiling. Sound Absorption αw 0.6 Sound Absorption Class C Sound Reduction Index Rw (dB) 17 Sound Attenuation Dnfw (dB) 35 Sound Absorption NRC 0.6 Fire Reaction EN135011 A2-s1,d0 Cleanability Types Dry cloth / Soft brush Humidity Resistance (RH %) 95% Light Reflectance 85% Formaldehyde Emissions E1 Low VOC Emissions A Recycled Content 50% Recyclable Through Zentia Yes Recyclable Yes

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