• Rockfon Medical Stone Wool Ceiling Panels

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    Rockfon Medical Stone Wool Ceiling Panels improve patient and resident comfort and safety while maintaining caregiver and employee accuracy and productivity.

    Provide a fast and simple way to protect people from noise, germs and the spread of fire. Install easily, saving time, labor and associated costs. Fully recyclable and are made of virtually no organic content, so they are resistant toward microorganisms and won’t sag in humid environments.

    Contribute to sustainability by reflecting 83-86% of available light, enhancing energy efficiency by reducing the lighting load and cooling costs.

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