ADAGIO dB+ (30 mm)

The ceiling tiles are manufactured using a wet-felt process and consist of biosoluble mineral wool, perlite, clay and starch. The ceiling tiles meet the requirements of DIN 18177 and DIN EN 13964. The mineral tiles are available in a wide range of different surface designs and product properties. Depending on the design, the ceiling tiles are available in different formats and edge finishes. This EPD applies to the following products: ADAGIO dB+ 30 mm

The mineral tiles are produced in the traditional wet process (wet-felt). The raw materials are mixed with water to form a homogeneous suspension, which is pumped onto a belt conveyor (Fourdrinier). The water is removed mechanically (gravity and vacuum) and by evaporation in the drying oven. As far as possible, the process water is reused. It is treated accordingly and fed back into the process water circuit. Depending on the desired appearance the panels can be sanded, colour-treated, patterned, eroded or embossed. Production waste and dust are reused in the process in the sense of an internal cycle. The manufacturing plant is certified according to ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and ISO 50001. Technical data: Mineral boards (wet-felt) are regulated by EN 13964 and have corresponding labelling and declaration of performance. The following data provide an overview of results: Declared unit: This EPD refers to a declared unit of 1 m² ADAGIO dB+ mineral ceiling tiles with a surface weight of 10.70 kg/m² and a thickness of 30 mm.

Mineral tiles (wet-felt) are typically used as lay in for suspended ceiling constructions. They are primarily used as optical cladding, but also for sound absorption and sound insulation, for fire resistance and against fire spreading, for cleanrooms and high hygiene requirements.