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Office Acoustic Ceilings, Engineered for BB93 and BREEAM Compliance

Open-plan offices trade privacy for collaboration — and usually pay for it in reverberation, distraction, and noise complaints. NeviTec's acoustic ceiling systems solve this at the source: a seamless, join-free ceiling plane that absorbs sound as effectively as it looks architecturally clean, engineered to BB93 and BREEAM's HEA05 acoustic performance credit. Manufactured in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, backed by a 10-year warranty.

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NeviTec Office Acoustics

The Problem

Nevitec stretch ceiling layers: decorative, print, and antiseptic.

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Hard ceilings reflect sound instead of absorbing it

Hard, flat ceiling surfaces — the default in most commercial fit-outs — reflect sound rather than absorb it. In an open-plan office this compounds fast: conversations carry across the floor, meeting-room chatter bleeds into work areas, and reverberation time (RT60) climbs well past what's comfortable for concentration or confidentiality. It's one of the most common post-occupancy complaints landlords and designers hear, and it's rarely fixed by soft furnishings alone.

A ceiling-integrated acoustic solution addresses the largest single reflective surface in the room — without sacrificing the seamless, architectural finish a modern office fit-out is specified for.

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Why Specify NeviTec for Office Acoustics

British Engineering

Designed and manufactured in-house in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire since 2015. No import delays, direct access to the people who built it.

Sustainability

The PVC membrane range is 100% recyclable.

10-Year Warranty

Every installation, including Sylo and Baff, backed by a decade-long guarantee.

Seamless Aesthetics

Flat, join-free surfaces capable of complex geometry, with no visible fixings, whether the brief is a flat panel or a curved feature.

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NeviTec .Made in UK

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Prices by system type

System

Absorption Class (αw / NRC)

Typical Application

Sylo iC55

Class A · αw 0.95 / NRC 0.90

Ceiling panel, 55mm profile — open-plan offices

Sylo iC37

Class A · αw 0.90 / NRC 0.90

Ceiling panel, 45mm profile — shallow ceiling voids

Baff iCs

Class A · αw 0.95 / NRC 0.90

Vertical baffle — atriums, breakout areas, open-plan zones

Baff iCl

Class A · αw 0.95 / NRC 0.90

Vertical baffle with integrated LED — acoustically identical to iCs

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Get a Sound-Absorption Assessment

 

 

Same-Week Quote

Specifying for an office fit-out? Get a sound-absorption assessment and a same-week quote from the team that manufactures the ceiling. Call 0333 034 9998, email hello@nevitec.com, or use the form below.

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Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between BB93 and BREEAM HEA05?

BB93 is a UK design standard focused on ambient noise levels and reverberation time, originally written for schools but widely referenced for office acoustics too. BREEAM HEA05 is a certification credit within the broader BREEAM sustainability rating that rewards buildings for demonstrable acoustic performance. A product with a named, tested absorption class — like Sylo and Baff's Class A rating — supports both.

What does “Class A” and “NRC” actually mean?

NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) and the weighted sound absorption coefficient (αw) both describe how much sound a material absorbs versus reflects, on a 0–1 scale — the closer to 1, the more absorptive. Absorber Class A (per EN ISO 11654) is the highest of five absorption classes. Sylo and Baff sit at 0.90–0.95 αw, Class A.

Can this be installed as a curved or 3D ceiling feature, not just a flat panel?

Yes — the same tensioned-membrane system used across NeviTec's standard stretch ceilings supports complex geometry, curves, and 3D volumes, so acoustic performance doesn't have to come at the cost of a flat, featureless ceiling.

Does this work for existing office refurbishments, or new-build only?

Both. Sylo and Baff install using the same profile-and-membrane method as NeviTec's standard ceilings, which is routinely used in refurbishment projects where a full structural ceiling replacement isn't practical.

Where can I see the full test data?

Both product pages (linked above) carry a “Verified Acoustic Performance” section with the full absorption figures and a downloadable technical datasheet.

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