Fine Fissured

Fine-fissured ceiling tiles are mineral fiber or fiberglass acoustical panels with a subtle linear or micro-fissured surface pattern. This texture gives a modern, clean appearance while improving sound absorption.

They are commonly used in offices, schools, hospitals, and commercial spaces.

Structure of Fine-Fissured Tiles

1. Surface Layer

   • Material: Painted or coated mineral fiber or fiberglass

   • Purpose: Provides the visible texture and finish (micro-fissures), reflects light, and resists dirt

   • Effect on Acoustics: The fissures diffuse sound waves to reduce echo

2. Core Layer

   • Material: Mineral wool or fiberglass

   • Purpose: Absorbs sound, provides fire resistance, and adds insulation

   • Properties: Lightweight, non-sagging, non-combustible

3. Backing / Reinforcement Layer (Optional)

   • Material: Paper, fiberglass scrim, or thin mineral fiber

   • Purpose: Adds dimensional stability and fire/sound performance

4. Edges / Grid Interface

   • Types: Square, tegular (reveal), or beveled edges

   • Purpose: Fit into standard suspended ceiling grids and provide clean lines