Armstrong ceilings are made of mineral fiber, fiberglass, wood fiber, metal, and PVC, depending on product line, with most acoustic tiles made from mineral fiber with recycled content, fiberglass for high NRC, wood fiber for WoodHaven planks, and metal for Metallaire tiles. Armstrong Ceilings acoustic tiles like Cirrus, Dune, Sahara, and Ultima are made from mineral fiber which is combination of mineral wool, perlite, clay, and recycled paper and cellulose, with water-based paints, providing acoustic absorption NRC 0.50 to 0.90 and fire rating Class A, with some tiles made from fiberglass for better acoustics and clean room use like Ultima. WoodHaven planks are made from medium-density fiberboard MDF with wood veneer or printed wood look, Metallaire tiles made from metal with tin-look patterns, and some PVC tiles made from vinyl. So what are Armstrong ceilings made of is mineral fiber for most acoustic drop ceiling tiles, fiberglass for high-performance tiles, wood fiber for decorative planks, and metal for tin-look, all made in USA plants with recycled content and low VOC, GREENGUARD certified for indoor air quality, safe and sustainable, with Armstrong using 160 years of manufacturing expertise in Lancaster Pennsylvania.
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