Green building and low-carbon construction standards are fully implemented in modern public infrastructure projects in 2026. Traditional mineral wool and gypsum ceilings are gradually phased out due to poor moisture resistance, easy deformation and limited acoustic performance.
High-density inorganic fiberglass acoustic ceiling tiles have become the mainstream replacement material. Featuring inherent Class A fire resistance, low smoke and non-toxicity, the tiles fully meet strict public safety building regulations. The high-porosity structure delivers NRC 0.90–0.95, effectively eliminating complex mixed noise in lobbies, corridors and large public areas.
In addition, fiberglass ceiling systems provide excellent sag-proof, mildew-proof and long-term stable performance, greatly reducing building maintenance costs. Industry data shows that fiberglass acoustic ceilings now occupy the largest market share in new green public building projects.
