Disclosed is a system and method for mounting a panel (40) such as an acoustic panel, baffle or fin. The system for mounting the panel (40) can comprise an elongate member (12) formed from a metal, composite or plastic. A base (14) of the member (12) can be configured to enable it to be mounted with respect to a structure. Opposing sidewalls (13) of the member (12) can extend from the base (14) such that, in profile, the sidewalls define a neck portion (N) that extends to an enlarged head portion (H) of the member (12). The panel (40) can be formed from a deformable material and can have a recess (42) formed in an edge thereof. The recess (42) can be configured to generally correspond to an external profile of the member (12). An inner recess portion (43) of the panel (40) can be enlarged to receive the member head portion (H), with an outer recess portion (45) being configured to receive the member neck portion (N). The outer recess portion (45) can open out of the panel edge. When the member (12) is push-fit or press-fit into the panel recess (42) the member causes the panel to deform relative to the member such that the member is able to be located in the panel recess whereby the panel (40) is retained to the member (12).

A sound insulating element includes a single body made of a mineral fibre material having acoustically insulating properties, the body including a front surface, a rear surface and a side surface connecting the front and rear surfaces. A suspended ceiling system to be suspended from a structural ceiling includes a plurality of ceiling tiles, and at least one of the ceiling tiles is a sound insulating element.

An acoustic ceiling tile and a dynamic acoustic ceiling system that includes multiple ceiling tiles that can be quickly and easily installed onto ceiling structures utilizing attached or embedded magnetic assemblies to provide an aesthetically pleasing image, such as an fluctuating image, along with a reduction in unwanted noise or room acoustics, wherein the attached or embedded magnetic assemblies are configured to be removed from the ceiling tile, and then configured to be easily placed or located onto a different location on the ceiling tile as needed, to allow for optimal installation of the ceiling tile onto the ceiling structure.

A ceiling system in one embodiment includes an overhead support grid comprised of a plurality of intersecting grid support members and a ceiling tile mountable to the grid. Retaining clips support the ceiling tile from the grid which may be concealed from view. The retaining clips each include a cavity that receives a grid support member and a pair of resilient mounting elements configured to lockingly engage a support member. The mounting elements are laterally movable in response to inserting the support member into the cavity of the retaining clip. In one embodiment, the movable elements include locking tabs which create a snap-fit interlock with the grid support member for securing the ceiling tile to the grid.

A suspended ceiling system having adjacent superposed suspended rectangular panels displaying a three-dimensional structure formed of elements existing primarily at two closely spaced horizontal planes, the system including a rectangular grid of bolt slot style grid members dividing the ceiling area into rectangular modules, lower panels and upper panels paired with the lower panels at the grid modules, the lower panels being formed of sheet metal having material removed to form individual open areas separated by residual sheet material and to provide a total open area of at least 10%, the upper panels having a variegated surface appearance when viewed through the open areas of the lower panels.

Described herein is a ceiling panel assembly comprising a panel body having an inner surface defining an internal cavity having a first open end defined by a first side edge of the panel body, a first end cap comprising a face plate, an insertion portion extending from an inner surface of the face plate, and a concealment portion extending from the inner surface of the face plate; and the first end cap coupled to the panel body so that: (1) the insertion portion extends into the internal cavity; (2) the concealment portion wraps around at least a portion of the first edge and is adjacent an outer surface of the panel body; and (3) the end face plate encloses the first open end of the internal cavity, and the first end cap is coupled to the panel body by frictional fit.

An acoustic attenuation device having two inserts made of acoustically absorbent material, the two inserts being different from each other and being separated from each other so as to delimit between them a longitudinal slot, each insert including a front surface intended to be oriented towards a space to be acoustically attenuated; and two support elements which are made of substantially acoustically impermeable material and which at least partially delimit an internal cavity in which the two inserts are disposed, each support element including a cover part partially covering the front surface of a respective insert such that the front surfaces of the two inserts are partially exposed, the two cover parts delimiting at least one passage opening which emerges into the internal cavity and which is located at least partially opposite the longitudinal slot so as to clear an access to the longitudinal slot.

A tile comprises a main body having an exposed side and a concealed side. The exposed side defines a main surface and the concealed side defines a rear plane. Side surfaces between the exposed side and the concealed side of the main body have tongue-and-groove arrangements in the rear plane. The main body is made of at least one layer of acoustic felt defining at least one of the exposed side or the concealed side. The at least one layer of acoustic felt has a main plane of at least one compressed portion, with at least one embossed portion projecting from the main plane of the at least one compressed portion.