Monolithic Acoustical Ceiling (MAC) - Ceiling offers the seamless look of plasterboard with true acoustical performance up-to 0.9 NRC.
You may add a sophisticated, one-of-a-kind style acoustical ceiling to your projects with monolithic gypsum ceilings from USG Middle East. Gypsum is used to create any acoustical requirements in monolithic ceilings like MAC Acoustical Ceiling since it is non-combustible and lightweight. They are perfect for a variety of sound absorption applications, simple to install and maintain, and most importantly, they enhance aesthetics. Along with the Ecoblock collection of perforated drywall, we offer these ceilings with the great aesthetic and sound absorption of MAC Acoustical Ceiling.
High LR
High NRC
Surface Burning Characteristics: Class 1
Monolithic Acoustical Ceiling (MAC) - Ceiling offers the seamless look of plasterboard with true acoustical performance up-to 0.9 NRC.
You may add a sophisticated, one-of-a-kind style acoustical ceiling to your projects with monolithic gypsum ceilings from USG Middle East. Gypsum is used to create any acoustical requirements in monolithic ceilings like MAC Acoustical Ceiling since it is non-combustible and lightweight. They are perfect for a variety of sound absorption applications, simple to install and maintain, and most importantly, they enhance aesthetics. Along with the Ecoblock collection of perforated drywall, we offer these ceilings with the great aesthetic and sound absorption of MAC Acoustical Ceiling.
High LR
High NRC
Surface Burning Characteristics: Class 1
P.O.BOX: Beirut Lebanon - Nakkash Bridge DWP Building, Antelias, Beirut 2038, Lebanon
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A: Monolithic acoustical ceiling systems are made from materials such as gypsum, mineral fiber, fiberglass, or other acoustical materials.
A: Monolithic acoustical ceiling systems have a seamless, smooth appearance with no visible joints or grid lines. They are available in various finishes and colors, including painted, textured, and perforated options.
A: Yes, monolithic acoustical ceiling systems have excellent sound absorption properties, making them ideal for spaces that require good acoustics, such as conference rooms, theaters, and auditoriums.
A: Yes, monolithic acoustical ceiling systems are fire-resistant and can help slow down the spread of flames. They are rated as Class A fire-resistant, which is the highest rating possible.
A: Yes, monolithic acoustical ceiling systems are a sustainable choice as they are made from natural materials and can be recycled at the end of their life cycle.
A: Monolithic acoustical ceiling systems are easy to clean and maintain. They can be wiped down with a damp cloth or vacuumed to remove dust and dirt.
A: Monolithic acoustical ceiling systems are installed by skilled professionals and require a smooth substrate. It is recommended to have them installed by experienced installers.
A: Monolithic acoustical ceiling systems can be installed using suspended systems, which require a stable framework to support the ceiling panels.
A: Monolithic acoustical ceiling systems are suitable for a wide range of applications, including commercial buildings, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, and residential spaces.
A: Yes, monolithic acoustical ceiling systems can be customized to meet specific design requirements, including size, shape, and finishes.
A: Yes, certain monolithic acoustical ceiling systems offer thermal insulation properties, helping to improve energy efficiency and comfort in the space.
A: Yes, certain monolithic acoustical ceiling systems are designed to be resistant to moisture and humidity, making them suitable for installation in areas such as bathrooms or swimming pool enclosures.
