Asona Acoustic Ceiling Insulation and Acoustics for Low Pitched Roofing

Asona Triton 50, 50HD, 75, and 100 acoustic ceiling tiles provide additional R values from R1.47 up to R3.0 for low pitched roofing applications. This enables a combined higher value roof/ceiling thermal resistance or can allow lower R value roof insulation to be used with associated cost savings, while still providing high acoustic absorption within the room. Triton Duo 35 and Duo 60 composite tiles also provide additional values R0.74/R1.4 respectively but with high CAC/STC values where rain or other external noise needs to be reduced for room acoustic clarity.

Improving insulation results in less condensation build-up in extreme temperature climates which can contribute to undetected mould growth in cavity spaces.

Using a Rondo Donn seismic grid and Asona R value tile system allows for compact roof/ceiling construction, while still allowing the convenience of access into the plenum area for any service requirements.

A number of these Asona Triton acoustic/thermal tile options have been used in Ministry of Education applications as well as other similar roof/ceiling installations for the combined benefits of high insulation and acoustic properties all in the one product.

Asona Triton acoustic/thermal ceiling tiles are proudly New Zealand which made which reduces carbon footprint, provides short supply lead times and cost-effective solutions.

A healthy environment plus high acoustic occupancy space is a win/win.

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.

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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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Triton 75

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Triton 75 is a made in NZ 75 mm thick high performance acoustic and R2.2 thermal insulating ceiling panel.

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Triton 75™ is ideal for thermal and acoustic upgrade of class rooms, halls and applications that require control of low frequency reverberation such as music rooms, recording studios, audiology testing rooms.
Direct fix or suspended ceiling systems
R2.2 thermal insulation rating, ideal for retrofits

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

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Triton 100

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Triton 100™ is a New Zealand made 100mm thick high performance acoustic and R3.0 thermal insulating ceiling panel.

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Triton 100™ is ideal for thermal and acoustic upgrade of class rooms, halls and applications that require control of low frequency reverberation such as music rooms, recording studios, audiology testing rooms.

Suitable for fire exit way and all other sprinklered & non sprinklered buildings

Fire Reaction — NZBC verification method C/VM2 material group number: 1-S. Suitable for fire exit way and all other sprinklered & non sprinklered buildings
Clause B2 — durability, 5 years

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Triton Duo 35

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Triton Duo 35™ is a New Zealand made mass loaded 35mm thick composite ceiling panel designed to provide high attenuation of transmitted noise plus absorption to control reverberation times.

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Triton Duo 35™ is ideal for ceilings under metal roofs to control rain noise, mechanical service noise, buildings near aircraft flight paths, train lines or for private meeting room ceilings.

Suitable for fire exit way and all other sprinklered & non sprinklered buildings.

Fire Reaction — NZBC verification method C/VM2 material group number: 1-S. Suitable for fire exit way and all other sprinklered & non sprinklered buildings
Clause B2 — durability, 5 years

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Triton Duo 60

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Triton Duo 60™ is a made in New Zealand mass loaded 60 mm thick composite ceiling panel designed to provided attenuation of flanking and transmitted sound as well as broad band sound absorption for reverberation control.

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NZ Made

NZ-Owned Business

Triton Duo 60 is ideal for ceilings under metal roofs to control rain noise, mechanical services, buildings near aircraft flight paths, train lines or for private meeting room ceilings.

Suitable for fire exit way and all other sprinklered & non sprinklered buildings.

Fire Reaction - NZBC verification method C/VM2 material group number: 1-S. Suitable for fire exit way and all other sprinklered & non sprinklered buildings
Clause B2 — durability, 5 years

Independent Assessment

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