Smooth-textured OPTIMA Lay-In and Tegular panels provide excellent acoustical absorption and more standard-size options than any other texture in the line.

    OPTIMA ceiling tiles by Armstrong are durable, high-performance mineral fiber panels known for excellent sound absorption, high light reflectance, and a smooth, drywall-like finish. Available in lay-in, tegular, and concealed grid types, including Health Zone versions for food processing, OPTIMA tiles offer easy installation and maintenance with resistance to impact, scratches, and mold/mildew.

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    Benefits

    - Superior sound absorption (NRC) for quieter spaces; high CAC options available for sound blocking.
    - Smooth, uniform look, with concealed and near-seamless options.
    - Resists impact, scratches, and soil; HumiGuard+ provides sag resistance in humid environments.
    - High LR values reduce energy costs.
    - Health Zone panels are washable, water-repellent, and meet USDA/FSIS guidelines.
    - Downward accessibility for maintenance; easy to remove and replace.

     

    Applications

    Offices, Schools, Retail, Healthcare Facilities (Health Zone), Food Processing & Kitchens (Health Zone)

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