Ceiling baffles and panels
Halo, Fly and Grid baffles, and floating ceiling panels, for rooms where the walls are taken.
What are acoustic ceiling baffles and panels?
Baffles and ceiling panels hang or fix overhead and absorb sound from above. Handy when the walls are glass, windows or already spoken for.
- Treat a room without using wall space
- Calm noise across large open areas
- Add a design feature overhead
When do you need acoustic ceiling baffles?
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Open-plan floors
Big spaces with hard ceilings.
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Glass-walled rooms
Nowhere to put a wall panel.
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Atriums and cafés
High ceilings that echo.
How to choose acoustic ceiling baffles
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Hanging or fixed
Depends on ceiling height and type
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Range
Halo, Fly, Grid or floating panels
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Coverage
How much of the ceiling to treat
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Colour and shape
Blend in or make a feature
And if you’re still not sure, just ask. We’ll help you work it out.
Talk to us
Ceiling baffle questions, answered
Will baffles work with a high ceiling?
Yes. Baffles hang overhead and absorb sound from above, which suits atriums and cafés with high ceilings that echo.
Baffles or ceiling panels: which do I need?
It depends on the ceiling. Whether hanging or fixed suits best depends on ceiling height and type, and on how much of the ceiling you need to treat.
How are baffles hung?
[To be supplied by Boyd]
Do they get in the way of lights and sprinklers?
[To be supplied by Boyd]
Still not sure what you need?
We’ve been doing this for more than 40 years, so we know what works. Tell us about the space and we’ll point you to the right fit.