Asona Provides Innovative Ceiling Finishes for Ormiston Junior College

Ormiston Junior College is one of NZ's newest PPP (Public-Private Partnership) high schools. Designed by award-winning architects Andrew Scott Cotton (ASC), the stunning facility meets the needs of teaching and learning for the 21st century.

When considering acoustics for the flexible learning spaces and laneways of the new college, Asona's Triton 50 ceiling panel was an obvious choice, due to the high sound absorption co-efficient, the wide range of over-sized panels (600 x 1200mm, 600 x 2400mm and 1200 x 1200mm), and the selection of decorative finishes.

Wood-look facing laminated onto Triton 50 (1200 x 2400mm) panels instilled warmth to the lobby space, with some of the panels featuring slot perforations over black Sonatex to meet the acoustic brief.

Ground level corridors used Triton 25 (1200 x 1200mm) acoustic ceiling panels with a customised random slot perforated facing in white over grey Sonatex, creating a non-linear pattern that worked in well with the irregular ceiling layout and changes in direction.

ASC enjoyed switching up the ceiling panel sizes and finishes as an elegant and economical solution to differentiate zones within a flexible learning environment.

Architects: ASC Architects.
Main Contractor: Hawkins Construction
Manufactured by: Asona Ltd.

Sonatex

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Sonatex is a proprietary composite glass mat acoustic laminate designed as a decorative finish to sound absorbing ceiling and wall panels.

Sonatex is designed to provide a decorative acoustically transparent laminate finish to a broad range of ceiling and wall materials such as polyester, mineral fibre, glass fibre board, rockwool, and plasterboard. Panels can be provided at NRC 0.1 to 1.00 and CAC from 15 to 45dB. Perforation options have a dual layer structure, colours or wood prints can be added for effect but white on white remains the most popular option giving a subtle textural finish to white ceilings.

Acoustically Transparent so will not deminsh the NRC of the panel it is applied too.

Fire Rating Group 1-S

Triton 25

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Triton 25 is an NZ-made, high sound absorbing ceiling panel designed to control unwanted noise reverberation.

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Pre-Consumer Recycled Content

NZ Made

NZ-Owned Business

Ideal for use in open plan offices, schools, call centres, libraries and other applications that require control of background noise levels and reverberation times.
Light weight permits larger areas for high seismic prone areas

NZBC verification method C/VM2 material group number: 1-S
Clause B2 — durability, 5 years

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Triton 50

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Triton 50™ is a made in NZ high sound absorbing ceiling panel that is designed to control unwanted noise reverberation.

Green Tag Certified

Pre-Consumer Recycled Content

NZ Made

NZ-Owned Business

Triton 50/50HD™ is an ideal retrofit acoustic panel for classrooms, offices, community halls when applied directly over plasterboard in large sheets or as a suspended grid and panel ceiling.

Ideal for call centres, open plan offices, halls, classrooms, libraries, etc where a combination of high acoustic absorption is required combined with good attenuation to block noise.

NRC 1.00, 50mm thick panel provides superior sound ab-sorption at low to high frequencies in either direct fix over plasterboard or as a suspended ceiling
Large panels up to 1200 x 2400mm provide for a cleaner look with fewer panel joins compared to standard 600 x 1200mm size
Can be suspended or directly fixed over plasterboard linings to reduce reflections from hard surfaces
Ideal for service panels
Light weight for seismic areas

Fire Reaction — NZBC verification method C/VM2 material group number: 1-S
Clause B2 — durability 5 years

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