Armstrong Ceilings Ultima 2x2 Lay-In Ceiling Panels
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$214.77at Kanopi by ArmstrongChecked Nov 7
16% under what the other stores charge
Compared across 6 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
16% under what the other stores charge
Compared across 6 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
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These are 2x2 lay-in acoustic ceiling tiles for a standard 15/16-inch suspended grid, sold 12 to a carton to cover 48 square feet. The fine-textured white face reflects 88 percent of light and absorbs 75 percent of sound striking it (NRC 0.75) while blocking about 35 decibels between rooms (CAC 35). They carry a Class A fire rating and resist sag, humidity, mold and mildew, backed by a 30-year limited system warranty against visible sag. They suit offices, classrooms, corridors, retail and healthcare spaces where quiet and bright, even lighting matter, and they sit above basic builder-grade tiles on acoustics and light reflection while costing less than high-end mineral fiber panels with higher CAC.
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Lowest price we've seen: $214.77 on Nov 8 at Kanopi by Armstrong. Tracked across 6 stores since Nov 8.
Owners and installers describe these as a solid step up from builder-grade tiles, praising the clean white finish, easy lay-in fit and noticeably quieter rooms. Complaints center on the square edge showing grid lines and tiles marking easily in high-traffic areas.
These Armstrong Ceilings Ultima panels are 2x2 lay-in ceiling tiles made of mineral fiber. They have a square edge and sit flush in a suspended 15/16 in grid. The surface is white with a fine texture.
The panels absorb up to 75% of the sound that strikes them (NRC 0.75) and block up to 35 decibels of sound (CAC 35). They have a Class A fire rating, with flame spread of 25 or less and smoke developed of 50 or less. They resist sag, humidity, mold and mildew.
They are used in classrooms, corridors, retail spaces, healthcare settings and offices. To clean them, remove dust and loose dirt by lightly brushing or vacuuming in one direction, and erase marks with an ordinary eraser. A 30-year limited system warranty covers visible sag. A 10-year replacement panel is available for items 1910 and 1913.