Ceiling Baffles
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Don't cover the ceiling. Design within it.
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Request a quoteCeilings are one of the largest uninterrupted surfaces in an interior — and one of the greatest opportunities to improve how a space sounds, looks and feels. Our Ceiling Baffles Collection transforms PET acoustic felt into suspended architectural systems designed to help control reverberation while introducing structure, rhythm, colour and depth overhead.
Instead of concealing acoustic treatment within the ceiling, our baffles make it part of the design. From interlocking grids and dimensional beams to clean linear fins, the collection allows architects and designers to work with the ceiling as a fifth surface.
Why ceiling baffles?
Use the space above. Hard floors, glazing, exposed concrete and other reflective surfaces allow sound to travel and reverberate around an interior.
Suspended acoustic baffles introduce sound-absorbing PET felt into the ceiling zone, where they intercept reflected sound without occupying valuable wall or floor space. Because baffles are suspended rather than installed flat against a surface, multiple faces and edges of the material remain exposed to the room — the ceiling becomes an active part of the acoustic strategy.
Modern interiors increasingly use exposed soffits, visible services and open ceiling architecture. Ceiling baffles work naturally within these environments: systems can be designed around lighting, sprinklers, HVAC, cable trays, speakers, sensors, existing grids and access requirements, positioning individual acoustic elements where they are most effective and visually appropriate.
Suspended acoustic baffles introduce sound-absorbing PET felt into the ceiling zone, where they intercept reflected sound without occupying valuable wall or floor space. Because baffles are suspended rather than installed flat against a surface, multiple faces and edges of the material remain exposed to the room — the ceiling becomes an active part of the acoustic strategy.
Modern interiors increasingly use exposed soffits, visible services and open ceiling architecture. Ceiling baffles work naturally within these environments: systems can be designed around lighting, sprinklers, HVAC, cable trays, speakers, sensors, existing grids and access requirements, positioning individual acoustic elements where they are most effective and visually appropriate.
Grid — modular ceiling structures
Build structure into the ceiling. Precision-cut components intersect, slot or fold together to create open-cell acoustic forms with greater visual depth than conventional flat ceiling panels.
Grid systems deliberately retain open space between acoustic elements, keeping the original ceiling and building services visible and accessible while adding a second architectural layer beneath.
Two ways to build Grid: the 12mm precision-cut grid (lightweight, open, modular — square, rectangular, linear, offset, diamond, geometric or organic cells) and the 24mm Cut + Fold grid, where engineered fold lines transition flat sheet material into deeper three-dimensional forms — box-like profiles, folded cells, architectural coffers and custom structures.
Use a single module above a meeting table or reception, repeat modules across a larger ceiling, or run modules together as one continuous architectural system.
Grid systems deliberately retain open space between acoustic elements, keeping the original ceiling and building services visible and accessible while adding a second architectural layer beneath.
Two ways to build Grid: the 12mm precision-cut grid (lightweight, open, modular — square, rectangular, linear, offset, diamond, geometric or organic cells) and the 24mm Cut + Fold grid, where engineered fold lines transition flat sheet material into deeper three-dimensional forms — box-like profiles, folded cells, architectural coffers and custom structures.
Use a single module above a meeting table or reception, repeat modules across a larger ceiling, or run modules together as one continuous architectural system.
Fin — linear acoustic baffles
Simple by design. Powerful in repetition. Precision-cut 12mm PET felt fins are suspended vertically to create clean lines across the ceiling.
Suspending PET felt vertically leaves both main faces exposed, allowing sound to interact with the material from multiple directions while the open arrangement maintains access and visibility within the ceiling zone.
Specify length, depth, spacing, direction, colour and suspension height. The lower edge can also be precision cut into profiles — straight, wave, angle, step, arch, curve, rise-and-fall, sawtooth or custom — and when repeated, small changes in individual profiles form much larger patterns across the ceiling.
Suspending PET felt vertically leaves both main faces exposed, allowing sound to interact with the material from multiple directions while the open arrangement maintains access and visibility within the ceiling zone.
Specify length, depth, spacing, direction, colour and suspension height. The lower edge can also be precision cut into profiles — straight, wave, angle, step, arch, curve, rise-and-fall, sawtooth or custom — and when repeated, small changes in individual profiles form much larger patterns across the ceiling.
Beam — acoustic form with greater volume
Beam turns PET felt into a stronger three-dimensional ceiling element, inspired by architectural beams and linear ceiling structures.
Where a fin is read primarily as a thin surface, Beam is intended to be read as an object: greater visual presence, stronger shadow lines, more substantial proportions.
Beam can be arranged parallel for strong directional lines, crossed for a structural grid-like appearance, staggered for movement, clustered above particular areas, or mixed in length and depth for a layered ceiling landscape. Spacing becomes as important as the beam itself — tighter spacing creates a stronger presence, wider spacing a lighter composition.
Where a fin is read primarily as a thin surface, Beam is intended to be read as an object: greater visual presence, stronger shadow lines, more substantial proportions.
Beam can be arranged parallel for strong directional lines, crossed for a structural grid-like appearance, staggered for movement, clustered above particular areas, or mixed in length and depth for a layered ceiling landscape. Spacing becomes as important as the beam itself — tighter spacing creates a stronger presence, wider spacing a lighter composition.
Colour + print overhead
Every system can be specified from our PET felt colour range. Dark tones can visually merge with exposed services; neutral colours create calmer architectural ceilings; stronger colours turn the installation into a defining feature.
Selected designs can also be explored using finishes from our Printed Acoustic Panel Collection — timber-inspired grains for lightweight acoustic slats and beams, concrete for industrial soffits, stone for premium interiors, or bespoke project-specific surfaces. Print suitability depends on the particular baffle construction and visible faces.
Selected designs can also be explored using finishes from our Printed Acoustic Panel Collection — timber-inspired grains for lightweight acoustic slats and beams, concrete for industrial soffits, stone for premium interiors, or bespoke project-specific surfaces. Print suitability depends on the particular baffle construction and visible faces.
Designing around services & height
Ceiling installations rarely start with an empty surface. Lighting, sprinklers, HVAC, speakers, detectors and access requirements all need to remain functional — our Grid, Beam and Fin systems are planned around these elements rather than simply covering them.
Layouts consider light positions, sprinkler coverage, air-conditioning outlets, speakers, smoke detectors, access panels, structural beams, ceiling height, furniture positions and circulation routes. For larger projects, layouts can be coordinated from architectural drawings or reflected ceiling plans.
Changing suspension height can bring acoustic treatment closer to the occupied zone, create intimacy beneath high ceilings, layer compositions, and navigate existing services.
Layouts consider light positions, sprinkler coverage, air-conditioning outlets, speakers, smoke detectors, access panels, structural beams, ceiling height, furniture positions and circulation routes. For larger projects, layouts can be coordinated from architectural drawings or reflected ceiling plans.
Changing suspension height can bring acoustic treatment closer to the occupied zone, create intimacy beneath high ceilings, layer compositions, and navigate existing services.
For architects, designers & trade
Our Ceiling Baffle Collection is developed for commercial specification, wholesale supply and project manufacturing.
We work with architects, interior designers, acoustic consultants, main and fit-out contractors, ceiling contractors, workplace specialists, joinery companies, furniture manufacturers, hospitality, retail and education designers, and resellers.
For project applications, provide the ceiling dimensions, reflected ceiling plan and service positions where available so the proposed acoustic layout can be coordinated with the wider interior.
We work with architects, interior designers, acoustic consultants, main and fit-out contractors, ceiling contractors, workplace specialists, joinery companies, furniture manufacturers, hospitality, retail and education designers, and resellers.
For project applications, provide the ceiling dimensions, reflected ceiling plan and service positions where available so the proposed acoustic layout can be coordinated with the wider interior.
Bespoke ceiling baffles
Tell us what is above you. Digital manufacturing allows ceiling systems to be adapted around individual projects: custom baffle lengths and depths, bespoke Grid dimensions and cell spacing, unique geometry, different Beam and Fin profiles, wave installations, mixed-height compositions, multi-colour systems, printed finishes and project-specific layouts.
Feasibility depends on material behaviour, span, suspension requirements, fire strategy, ceiling construction and structural loading.
Feasibility depends on material behaviour, span, suspension requirements, fire strategy, ceiling construction and structural loading.
Technical specifications
Thickness: 12mm or 24mm
Panel dimensions: Varied by design
Composition: 100% polyester fibre
Density: 2400gsm
Colour fastness: ISO 105-B02:2014, rating 5–6
Microbial resistance: ASTM G21-15, growth rating 0 (no growth — does not promote mould or mildew)
Acoustic performance: designed to reduce and control reverberated and echo noise in building interiors
Panel dimensions: Varied by design
Composition: 100% polyester fibre
Density: 2400gsm
Colour fastness: ISO 105-B02:2014, rating 5–6
Microbial resistance: ASTM G21-15, growth rating 0 (no growth — does not promote mould or mildew)
Acoustic performance: designed to reduce and control reverberated and echo noise in building interiors