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The Middle Atlantic Ori® Acoustic Panel is a high-performance sound-absorbing ceiling tile designed to enhance acoustic comfort in commercial spaces such as conference rooms and offices. Measuring 2'x2', this panel features a Simple Slope 2 Profile with a 9/16" lay-in design, fitting seamlessly into standard 9/16" or 15/16" grid ceiling systems.
Crafted with precision, the panel is cut and folded—not thermoformed—to deliver crisp, defined edges for a clean, professional look. It incorporates AirCore® technology, a patented and eco-friendly innovation that maximizes sound absorption while minimizing environmental impact.
Available in a sophisticated Charcoal Gray finish, the acoustic housing comes in a wide palette of colors, allowing you to create unique ceiling configurations with 10 design variations. The tiles ship fully assembled for quick and easy installation—simply drop them into your grid ceiling structure to achieve both aesthetic appeal and optimal reverberation control.
The Middle Atlantic Ori® Acoustic Panel is a high-performance sound-absorbing ceiling tile designed to enhance acoustic comfort in commercial spaces such as conference rooms and offices. Measuring 2'x2', this panel features a Simple Slope 2 Profile with a 9/16" lay-in design, fitting seamlessly into standard 9/16" or 15/16" grid ceiling systems.
Crafted with precision, the panel is cut and folded—not thermoformed—to deliver crisp, defined edges for a clean, professional look. It incorporates AirCore® technology, a patented and eco-friendly innovation that maximizes sound absorption while minimizing environmental impact.
Available in a sophisticated Charcoal Gray finish, the acoustic housing comes in a wide palette of colors, allowing you to create unique ceiling configurations with 10 design variations. The tiles ship fully assembled for quick and easy installation—simply drop them into your grid ceiling structure to achieve both aesthetic appeal and optimal reverberation control.
