Are these tiles directional?

No. The fissured pattern is non-directional, so tiles can be laid in any orientation without a visible grain.

Can they be used in a bathroom?

They are moisture-resistant, not waterproof. For steamy bathrooms or wet areas, use a panel rated for high humidity.

What grid do they fit?

They are made for standard 15/16-inch suspended ceiling grid; check the edge profile you order matches your grid.

Do they meet fire code?

They carry a Class A fire rating, which suits most commercial and residential ceiling requirements.

How do they compare with higher-end Armstrong panels?

They cost less but absorb less sound. Upgraded panels such as Mineral Fiber or Perforated lines give better acoustics.

Where is the Fine Fissured cheapest?

At Kanopi by Armstrong, for $119.08, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Fine Fissured?

Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 314 ratings.

Where can I buy the Fine Fissured?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Armstrong World Industries, Kanopi by Armstrong.

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Fine Fissured

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Fine Fissured

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$119.08at Kanopi by ArmstrongChecked Nov 7

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Last seen at $119.08 at Kanopi by Armstrong on Nov 7.
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Our take on the Fine Fissured

Armstrong Fine Fissured tiles are the standard mineral-fiber drop-ceiling panel: a non-directional fissured face, basic sound absorption and a Class A fire rating. They are the budget baseline of Armstrong's line, so they trade acoustic performance and moisture resistance for a low-cost, easy-to-install panel. Best suited to offices, schools, basements and utility rooms where a clean, uniform ceiling matters more than premium sound control. Owners rate them highly for value and simple installation; the common complaints are that they are fragile to handle and absorb less sound than higher-end panels.

Best forOffices and commercial fit-outsSchools and utility roomsBasement and garage ceilingsBudget drop-ceiling projects

Pros

Non-directional pattern installs without matching grain direction
Class A fire rating for commercial spaces
Standard acoustics reduce echo in busy rooms
Lightweight and easy to cut for grid installation
Widely available in several edge profiles

Cons

Fragile edges chip and crack during handling
Weaker sound absorption than high-performance panels
Not for humid or wet areas despite moisture-resistant claims
Plain look offers little design flair

Fine Fissured prices at every store

Kanopi by ArmstrongNew
In stockReturn policy
$119.08Checked Nov 7
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Armstrong World IndustriesNew
In stock
$130.01Checked 10 h ago
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What reviewers say

4.7 / 5314 ratings

Buyers rate these tiles well, mostly for straightforward installation and consistent appearance across a ceiling. Complaints center on brittle edges and modest sound control compared with pricier panels.

What people mention

InstallationPraisedBuyers say the tiles cut and drop into a standard grid quickly.
BuildCriticisedOwners report edges chipping and cracking when handled.
SoundMixedReviewers find acoustics adequate but weaker than premium panels.
AppearancePraisedThe non-directional fissured face gives a clean, even ceiling.

About the Fine Fissured

Armstrong Fine Fissured ceiling tiles are a classic ceiling panel with a non-directional visual pattern. They offer standard acoustics and are made with different panel edge options.

The tiles are often used in office spaces, schools, and other commercial settings. They are moisture resistant and fire-rated, and they have acoustical properties. They are easy to maintain.

Brand: Armstrong
Product line: Fine Fissured
Visual: Non-directional
Acoustics: Standard
Edges: Different panel edges
Properties: Moisture resistance, fire-rating, acoustical properties
Common uses: Office spaces, schools, other commercial settings

Questions and answers

Are these tiles directional?: No. The fissured pattern is non-directional, so tiles can be laid in any orientation without a visible grain.
Can they be used in a bathroom?: They are moisture-resistant, not waterproof. For steamy bathrooms or wet areas, use a panel rated for high humidity.
What grid do they fit?: They are made for standard 15/16-inch suspended ceiling grid; check the edge profile you order matches your grid.
Do they meet fire code?: They carry a Class A fire rating, which suits most commercial and residential ceiling requirements.
How do they compare with higher-end Armstrong panels?: They cost less but absorb less sound. Upgraded panels such as Mineral Fiber or Perforated lines give better acoustics.
Where is the Fine Fissured cheapest?: At Kanopi by Armstrong, for $119.08, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Fine Fissured?: Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 314 ratings.
Where can I buy the Fine Fissured?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including Armstrong World Industries, Kanopi by Armstrong.