Soniguard Drop Ceiling Insulation
$2.25 / sq. ft.
$9.00 / piece (4 sq. ft.)
$2.25 / sq. ft.
$9.00 / piece (4 sq. ft.)
Soniguard Drop Ceiling Insulation is rated
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Product Overview
Soniguard™ Drop Ceiling Insulation is dust, fiberglass, and itch free. Pre-cut for easy installation, it will dramatically increase both the acoustical properties of your Ceilume ceiling, and the thermal properties of any drop ceiling.
SEE the difference.
Open the box and your new, snow-white, thermal bonded polyester insulation rises to greet you. Greenguard Gold Certified for indoor air quality. NO FIBERGLASS, no dust, no particles, no mess - Soniguard is the cleanest insulation you will ever use, and it's already perfectly pre-cut to rest above your drop ceiling panels.
FEEL the difference.
Have you ever handled insulation? Soniguard will banish those bad memories. Hold your new insulation up to your cheek, rub it on your bare skin; with Soniguard there is no itching and no scratching... nothing but the velvety feel of the best insulation product ever. Not only that, once it's installed, Soniguard's 6.0 R-value will help any room feel warmer in the winter and cool in the summer - and that will feel good to you AND to your pocketbook!
HEAR the difference
Placing Soniguard above your Ceilume Ceiling Tiles will dramatically improve their acoustical performance, reducing both in-room noise and sound passing through your ceiling.
- Installation Type: Standard 15/16-1 in. grid
- Dimensions: 2 ft. x 2 ft. x 1.5 in. (nominal)
- Material: Fiberglass-free, thermal bonded polyester
- Warning: Will not work with direct mount grid
hello, your website says $2.25 sq ft. is this US or Canadian price
All prices shown are in US dollars. All of Ceilume's Canadian inquiries, sample requests, and sales are handled by our Canadian distributor. Please reach out to Elegant Ceilings & Walls by phone at (888) 544-0369 or via email at info@ceilingsandwalls.com. They're good folks and will be able to help you with your inquiry.
Date published: 2024-04-01
Can this insulation touch heat/AC vent and duct work? AC isn't the issue, but is it safe to have this product on ducts that get warm/hot?
Ceilume's ceiling tiles carry the following note about temperature: Warning: Not recommended for installation where ceiling temperatures exceed 120°F. The Soniguard Drop Ceiling Insulation will be unaffected by contact with HVAC ducting and vents within normal operating temperatures.
Date published: 2024-06-18
How many pieces per box?
A full case of Ceilume's Soniguard Drop Ceiling Insulation holds 24 pieces (96 sq ft) but Soniguard is sold by the piece at Ceilume.com so you can order the exact amount needed for your ceiling project.
Date published: 2024-06-18
1. What is the weight of a 2 ft. x 2 ft. Soniguard insulation panel? 2. Is Soniguard compatible with other brands of ceiling tiles, so long as it's the same size grid?
Each piece of Soniguard 2x2 Drop Ceiling Insulation weighs 12.8 ounces. Soniguard can be used will safely fit on top of any 2' x 2' ceiling tile. Please keep in mind that some ceiling tiles might not be strong enough to support even the Soniguard without sagging (Styrofoam tiles and some very thin vinyl tiles)
Date published: 2024-06-18
“Weight”. How does the weight of an Stratford 2x4 panel with Soniguard insulation compare to the weight of an old Armstrong 2x4 panel?
Each Ceilume Stratford 2'x4' ceiling panel weighs 12.8 oz and each piece of Soniguard Drop Ceiling Insulation weighs 12.8 oz (you'll need 2 pieces of 2'x2' Soniguard for every 2'x4' Stratford panel that you install). Total weight for a 2'x4' Stratford ceiling panel plus 2 pieces of Soniguard would be 38.4 oz (2.4 lbs). The weight of Armstrong mineral fiber ceiling panels varies depending on thickness and product model and can be anywere from 6.4 lbs to 8.8 lbs per 2x4 panel.
Date published: 2024-06-18
can i use Soniguard insulation with the coffered Madison tile?
Yes, you can install Soniguard on top of the coffered Madison (and Westminster) tiles. You will need to make sure the Soniguard is centered on the Madison to insure proper coverage across the entire ceiling.
Date published: 2024-06-18
How your product reduce the noise from neighbors living above us?
The 2 most common ratings for ceiling insulation are Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) and Sound Transmission Class (STC). NRC typically applies to how a material effects the sound within a room and STC applies to sound travelling from 1 room to another (like sound from your noisy neighbors). Ceilumes Feather-Light ceiling tiles installed by themselves have an NRC of .25 and an STC of 10. Adding Soniguard Drop Ceiling Insulation on top of a Feather-Light tile brings the NRC to .50 and the STC to 13. If the neighbors are very noisy, adding a layer of insulation between the floor joists above the ceiling would be another good step.
Date published: 2024-04-12
Will this help block out nosiy neighbors from upstairs
The 2 most common ratings for ceiling insulation are Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) and Sound Transmission Class (STC). NRC typically applies to how a material effects the sound within a room and STC applies to sound travelling from 1 room to another (like sound from your noisy neighbors). Ceilumes Feather-Light ceiling tiles installed without additional insulation have an NRC of .25 and an STC of 10. Adding Soniguard Drop Ceiling Insulation on top of a Feather-Light tile brings the NRC to .50 and the STC to 13. If the neighbors are very noisy, adding a layer of insulation between the floor joists above the ceiling would be another good step.
Date published: 2023-11-27
Rated 3 out of
5
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ColoradoDeb from
Beautiful but flimsy
I installed this a couple months ago in my new bathroom and love the look. However it is very flimsy. After putting the insulation on top of it I noticed bulges in the tile. Just hoping it hold and tiles don't fall out
Date published: 2021-07-13
Rated 4 out of
5
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Steve D from
Very Nice
Im happy with the soniguard tikes but 1 thing... The square needs to be a little smaller so it can fit correctly into the vinyl tile. Its a little big so you either have to cut every square (and they are hard to cut) or just lay them on top, overlapping each other - so we chose the latter.
Date published: 2020-09-23
Rated 5 out of
5
by
jjj from
Great fix for my office
I added the tiles to the ceiling in my office and it provided sound deadening as well as reduction of overall echo within my space. This is a clean product and takes minimal time and effort to install.
Date published: 2019-08-30
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Kathy from
Easy to install
Easy and helps with noise and temperature. I installed most of it and I’m a 75 year old great grandma.
Date published: 2019-06-02
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Cpadge from
Minimal noise cancellation
I did no find that the tile assisted in canceling out the noise.
Date published: 2019-05-13
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Rae from
Love our new ceiling
Great quality, price and look! Easy to install, clean and maintain.
Date published: 2018-11-21
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Rich C from
Insulation sound barrier
I purchased this product to eliminate or dramatically reduce the sound transfer from one office to the next. It is being reported that there is little to no difference now that they have been installed. The only locations that the product was not installed is over 2-2x4 lights.
Date published: 2018-03-21
Rated 5 out of
5
by
None from
A one product.
After purchasing Ceilume tiles along with the insulation panel we had a relatively easy installation! There were a few learning curves such as how to install can lights and speakers. But found ways to incorporate this modification. Trimming an cutting tiles was easily accomplished with a very fine finished look. Thanks.
Date published: 2017-11-05
