As a sales representative at SLD, I often get asked by architects, contractors, and project managers: “Should we go with Mineral Fiber Ceiling Tiles or traditional drywall ceilings?” It’s a valid question—and the answer largely depends on the specific needs of your space.

As a sales representative from SLD, I’ve had the privilege of working with clients from diverse industries—ranging from schools and hospitals to office towers and commercial complexes—who all share a common concern: fire safety combined with exceptional acoustic performance.

Mineral fiber ceiling tiles are widely used in office buildings, shopping malls, hospitals and residences for their sound-absorbing, fire-resistant and environmentally friendly properties. However, if they are not cleaned or maintained properly for a long period of time, they are prone to dust accumulation, discolouration and even mould, thus affecting their service life and aesthetics.

Mineral fiber ceiling tiles are widely used in residential, commercial and industrial spaces due to their lightweight, acoustic and fire-retardant properties. However, during installation or replacement, cutting is often required to ensure that the tiles fit the size and layout of the ceiling.

Mineral fiber ceiling tiles, due to prolonged use, may suffer from moisture, warping, damage or stains that affect their aesthetics and functionality.

Mineral fiber ceiling tiles are widely used in residential, commercial and industrial buildings due to their lightweight, acoustic and fire resistant properties. However, not all installations require the use of a keel system, and in some cases the use of a strong adhesive is a more convenient and cost-effective way of fixing them.