Ceiling Foam

Ceiling Foam is a kind of sound insulation and vibration damping product specially used in interior decoration materials. It is mainly made of polyurethane or other polymer materials, with good sound-absorbing performance and heat insulation effect. By installing this foam inside the ceiling or wall, it can effectively reduce the spread of noise and improve the comfort of the living environment. In addition, due to its lightweight characteristics, it will not add too much burden to the building structure.

Features

1. Highly efficient sound insulation
   1. Principle: Utilizing the porous structure of the material itself to absorb sound energy and reduce reflection.
   2. Effectiveness: Significantly reduces external noise (e.g. traffic sound) as well as reverberation from internal activities.
2. Good thermal insulation
   1. Mechanism: Fine closed pore structure can effectively prevent heat transfer.
   2. Advantage: Keeps warm in winter and prevents overheating in summer, helping to save energy and reduce emissions.
3. Environmentally Safe
   1. Ingredients: Made of non-toxic and harmless raw materials, complying with relevant national standards.
   2. Disposal: Easy to recycle and reuse, with little impact on the environment.
4. Easy to construct
   1. Light weight: easy to carry and install.
   2. Adaptable: It can be cut into different shapes and sizes according to the actual needs, and is suitable for a variety of occasions.

Application

1. Family house
   1. Living room/bedroom: improve privacy and quietness, create a more comfortable rest space.
   2. Children's room: Provide a quiet environment for children to study and sleep.
   3. Recreation room: Reduce the impact of sound from home theater and other equipment on the outside world.
2. Office space
   1. Conference room: Ensure clear exchange of information during meetings without outside interference.
   2. Open office area: Reduce the mutual disturbance caused by the conversation between colleagues.
3. Public Facilities
   1. Library/reading room: to create a peaceful atmosphere for learning.
   2. Hospital wards: to help patients recover better.
   3. School classrooms: to improve teaching quality and protect students' hearing health.