Mineral fiber ceiling tiles are made from a mix of things. The main part is mineral wool. This helps the tiles block sound and stop fires. Perlite and clay make the tiles strong and keep out water. Starch works like glue to hold the parts together. Makers add binding agents so the surface is smooth and easy to clean.

When designing a space for comfort and functionality, soundproofing is one of the top priorities—especially in offices, schools, hospitals, and theaters. Among the most discussed solutions are Ceiling Tiles and Acoustic Panels.

When planning a ceiling system for a commercial, institutional, or even residential space, two common terms often surface: Ceiling Tiles and Drop Ceiling Panels. Although these terms are frequently used interchangeably, they actually refer to different elements in ceiling construction.

When designing or renovating a space, the ceiling is often one of the most overlooked components. Yet, it plays a crucial role in the aesthetics, functionality, and comfort of any room.

When it comes to designing safe and healthy indoor spaces, aesthetics are not the only thing that matters. Indoor air quality (IAQ) plays a critical role in ensuring occupant health and comfort.

As a dedicated team member at SLD, I have seen firsthand how innovative construction materials can create lasting value for our clients. One product that has recently gained attention is Ceiling Tiles, particularly those with energy-efficient properties.

As an enterprise committed to delivering high-performance architectural solutions, SLD understands the growing demand for a quieter and more productive office environment.

At SLD, we often receive questions from clients about the differences between Mineral Fiber Ceiling Tiles and gypsum ceiling boards. Both materials are widely used in commercial and residential ceiling systems, but each comes with its own advantages and drawbacks.

In today’s construction and interior design world, ease of installation and product durability are vital considerations. At SLD, we are proud to offer Mineral Fiber Ceiling Tiles that are not only lightweight but also remarkably durable and easy to install—making them a favorite among contractors, architects, and facility managers alike.

At SLD, we understand that indoor air quality and hygiene are top priorities in modern construction. Whether it’s a hospital, school, office, or commercial building, maintaining a mold-free environment is critical for occupant health and building longevity.