Many commercial establishments complain of excessive noise leaking through partitions between rooms. In many cases among others, partitions which are either poorly finished and sealed above the soffit ceiling height, or, even worse, not taken to the height of the concrete ceiling above the soffit ceiling tiles, encourage sound in one room to find its way through the soffit ceiling, cross into the next room, and find it’s way through the soffit ceiling there, where it can be heard.

Rockfon Ekla is designed to act as an efficient sound barrier between soffit and concrete ceilings by providing acoustic isolation in excess of 39 dB, thus guaranteeing privacy between adjacent rooms. In addition, it has good acoustic absorption properties which help tone down reflection of sound within a given room. Shock-mounting the soffit ceiling perimiter frame to the walls, in conjuntion with the use of Ekla dB, not only provides and efficient sound barrier to airborne noise, but also to moderate levels of impact noise, by reducing vibrations transmitted to the soffit ceiling frame.

Ekla dB is available in various formats for a large selection of ceiling frames. It comprises an enviroment-concious design, and is both indoor-climate friendly and recyclable. It is also easy to clean.