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Classcare19

by Burgess CEP

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Classcare19

by Burgess CEP

As its name might suggest, CEP’s acoustic ceiling tile Classcare 19 is ideal for all your educational design projects. Classcare 19 is created from a unique 19mm thick baseboard which offers an excellent combination of high acoustic absorption and sound attenuation. The overall effect of these qualities, is a reduction in reverberation times and an enhancement of speech privacy. All designed to create the most perfect learning environments. When it comes to looks, Classcare 19 gets top marks too, with its lightly textured, contemporary finish and micro perforations. Key features of Classcare 19 Plus acoustic ceiling tiles: • Lightly textured, bright white finish • 90% relative humidity • Class B sound absorption • Robust 19mm thick baseboard • Good sound attenuation

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Specification Details for Classcare19 (Acoustic Ceiling Panels & Tiles)

Size & Weight

Max Length (?)

1200 mm

Min Length (?)

600 mm

Thickness (?)

19 mm

Weight (?)

6.5 kg

Width (?)

600 mm

Certifications & Ratings

Fire Classification (European BS EN) (?)

d0,A2-s1

Technical

Humidity Resistance (?)

90 %

Sound Absorption Class (?)

Class A

Sound Attenuation (?)

34 dB

Materials & Finishes

Colour (?)

White

Style (?)

Grid Panel

Commercial

Typical Building Sector (?)

Education

Please note that these product properties are not a replacement for the manufacturer's literature and it is always recommended that Burgess CEP is consulted before specifying.