Products for sound-absorbing ceiling insulation:
Healthy acoustic ceilings with ISOLENA sheep's wool as the perfect acoustic inlay
Suspended acoustic ceilings are now standard in schools, nurseries, offices and public buildings, and they are also becoming increasingly popular in single-family homes. They reduce reverberation times, improve speech intelligibility and create feel-good spaces - both acoustically and climatically.
Acoustic ceiling with Klemmfilz (Imge TEAM 7)
Your advantages with natural ISOLENA sound insulation as an acoustic inlay:
Technology & performance:
- Top sound absorption from just 30 mm - with tested αw and flow resistance values
- Material savings - Same acoustic performance as with 50 mm mineral wool
- Space-saving solution - Low installation height, ideal for low suspensions
Processing & installation:
- Simple, quick installation - Ideal for overhead installation when retracting into ceilings
- No fibre dispersion - Pleasant processing without protective clothing, without itching or coughing
- No additional dust protection membrane necessary- Saves time, effort and material
Health & indoor climate:
- Permanent air purification - perpetual and natural, without any reduction in performance
- Pollutant-free - Proven to have no chemical additives, no VOCs, no microplastics
- Recyclable natural insulating material - CO₂-saving, with excellent eco-balance
- Certified & eligible for funding - natureplus®, EPD, QNG-ready, EU taxonomy-compliant
Numerous structures possible
Tested acoustic ceiling systems with ISOLENA
Can be flexibly combined with standard systems: Whether wooden slats, Vogl acoustic panels, Knauf or Heradesign - ISOLENA fits.
Whether classic acoustic panelled ceilings with various hole patterns, wooden slats or design systems: our acoustic insulation can be combined with the most common panel systems. For many systems, there are already tested structures with ISOLENA sheep's wool.
Proven in practice
Acoustic ceilings in the TEAM 7 Headquater
» During the construction of the TEAM 7 head office sustainability was crucial - which is why ISOLENA was chosen for the acoustic ceilings.
An unforgettable image: construction workers resting in the sheep's wool during their lunch break. A moment that says more than any brochure: No itching, no scratching, no flying fibres - a strong sign for healthy living. «
DI(FH) Alexandra Gierlinger, Matulik Architects
Learning naturally, being active in a healthy way
Room comfort through healthy insulation for educational buildings and sports facilities
ISOLENA offers acoustic and insulation solutions for universities, schools and nurseries for healthy and sustainable room quality.
From acoustic ceilings and wall and floor insulation to special joint solutions: ISOLENA sheep's wool combines strong insulation performance with healthy indoor air and proven sustainability - ideal for rooms where well-being and concentration count.
You’ll find sheep’s wool in these acoustic ceilings:
In the classrooms of the Dante Grammar School, ISOLENA Optimal Plus behind 600 m² of expanded metal ceiling ensures a pleasantly natural indoor climate and a calm, concentrated learning atmosphere - so that nature can also be felt inside.
As part of the general refurbishment, Maria Electa House was fitted with 849m² Optimal Plus sheep's wool insulation in the suspended acoustic ceilings. The building offers space for six classrooms and guarantees an excellent indoor climate thanks to the natural insulation.
A sustainable and forward-looking building has been created with the TEAM 7 brand world. ISOLENA and Silentum products provide sound insulation and sound absorption.
The Jazz Campus Basel is a place where music comes alive. From the practice room to the recording hall - the rooms are realised at the highest level in terms of acoustics and design. In line with the requirements, ISOLENA clamping felt was installed in the acoustic ceilings, providing excellent sound insulation and natural room sound.
The products Optimal Plus and Premium were used as acoustic absorbers in the ceiling and walls of the Weigl break room. "The result is impressive: these measures have created a pleasant room climate that makes a noticeable contribution to the feel-good atmosphere," reports Anton Sageder.
The information building of the District Chamber of Agriculture and the FIH Ried sends a clear signal in favour of regional value creation. Through the use of wood and 250 m³ sheep's wool .
The municipality of Bludesch favours low-emission, resource-conserving and energy-efficient construction. The children's campus, one of the most sustainable municipal buildings in Vorarlberg, was built according to the highest ecological criteria and uses 970 m² of sheep's wool insulation in the acoustic ceilings.
Modern teaching meets natural materials at Egg secondary school. ISOLENA Optimal sheep's wool insulation in the suspended acoustic ceilings ensures the best acoustics and a pleasant room climate - ideal conditions for learning in a natural environment.
With 20 classes, VS Reininghaus is one of the largest schools in Styria and also a place that combines sustainability and well-being - certified with the klimaaktiv Gold Standard. As part of the innovative educational campus, 2,300 m² of acoustic ceiling with Sheep's wool insulation for an ideal room and school climate.
In the regional kindergarten project, ISOLENA Premium, Optimal & Optimal Plus were used both in the attic, in the transom walls and in the acoustic ceiling. To optimise the acoustics, Silentum panels were installed in the group rooms.
The city of Munich has enshrined in law that the city's building stock should be as climate-neutral as possible. ISOLENA Optimal Plus sheep's wool insulation makes a contribution to this in this Munich primary school as an insulating layer in the suspended acoustic ceilings.
As part of the "Thomastik-Infeld listening room" project, the test room for the acoustic evaluation of strings for stringed instruments was redesigned. To optimise the room acoustics and ensure precise sound reproduction, ISOLENA Premium sheep's wool insulation was used to backfill the ceiling elements and in the wall box.
