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Armstrong Ceilings Fine Fissured 24 in. x 24 in. Black Acoustic Drop Ceiling Tiles, Square Edge, 16-Pack (64 sq. ft.)

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Armstrong Ceilings Fine Fissured 24 in. x 24 in. Black Acoustic Drop Ceiling Tiles, Square Edge, 16-Pack (64 sq. ft.)Fine Fissured 24x24 Black Acoustic Drop Ceiling Tiles (16 Pack) Create a bold, sound absorbing ceiling with Armstrong Ceilings Fine Fissured 2 ft. x 2 ft. black lay in panels. Made from mineral fiber with a textured fissured surface, these square edge tiles install in a 15 16 in. suspended grid and cover 64 sq. ft. per carton. Ideal for home theaters, basements, and any space needing noise reduction and a dramatic look. Key Features: Acoustic

Fine Fissured 24x24 Black Acoustic Drop Ceiling Tiles (16-Pack)

Create a bold, sound-absorbing ceiling with Armstrong Ceilings Fine Fissured 2 ft. x 2 ft. black lay-in panels. Made from mineral fiber with a textured fissured surface, these square-edge tiles install in a 15/16 in. suspended grid and cover 64 sq. ft. per carton. Ideal for home theaters, basements, and any space needing noise reduction and a dramatic look.


Key Features:

  • Acoustic Performance: NRC 0.55 and CAC 33 help absorb and block sound for quieter rooms
  • Durable Mineral Fiber: Mold, mildew, and sag resistant for long-lasting use
  • Easy Installation: Lay-in panels fit standard 15/16 in. suspended grid systems
  • Bold Black Finish: Textured fissured visual creates a modern, dramatic ceiling
  • Sized for Efficiency: 24 in. x 24 in. tiles; 16 pieces per case covering 64 sq. ft.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Color/Finish Black
Color Family Black
Ceiling Tile Style Textured (Fine Fissured)
Edge Detail Square edge
Material Mineral fiber / fiberboard
Approximate Size (ft.) 2 ft. x 2 ft.
Product Length (in.) 24 in
Product Width (in.) 24 in
Product Height / Thickness (in.) 0.625 in
Package Quantity 16 tiles per case
Coverage Area 64 sq. ft. per case
Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) 0.55
Ceiling Attenuation Class (CAC) 33
Installation Lay-in for 15/16 in. suspended grid; visible grid; accessible
Features Acoustic, fire resistant, mold/mildew resistant, sag resistant
Commercial/Residential Commercial; Residential
Manufacturer Warranty 10/30 Year High Performance Limited
Made In USA (of domestic and global content)
Tile Weight (lb.) 3.25 lb per tile

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What grid system do these tiles fit?
A: They are designed to install in a standard 15/16 in. suspended (lay-in) grid.


Q: How many tiles are in a case and what area do they cover?
A: There are 16 tiles per case, covering 64 square feet.


Q: What are the acoustic ratings?
A: The panels have an NRC of 0.55 and a CAC of 33 for sound absorption and blocking.


Q: Are these suitable for damp areas like basements?
A: Yes. They offer superior mold, mildew, and sag resistance, making them suitable for basements.


Q: What are the tile dimensions and thickness?
A: Each tile is 24 in. x 24 in. and approximately 0.625 in. thick.


A Dramatic, Sound-Softening Ceiling Statement

These Fine Fissured black tiles drape the room in a chic, moody envelope, instantly sharpening the architecture while quieting the acoustics. The textured surface adds a nuanced, tactile shadow play that feels richly layered. Pair with a coordinating black grid and warm brass accents to create a luxe home theater or lounge vibe. It’s a refined finishing touch that elevates everyday spaces into sophisticated retreats.


Transform your space with a bold, quieter ceiling—add these Armstrong Fine Fissured black tiles to your cart today.

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