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A ceiling island hangs below the ceiling and adds sound-absorbing material above the place where you talk, eat or work. This works well with lots of glass, an open kitchen or little free wall. First work out the space available and the position of lights, ventilation and other ceiling fittings.
You receive the hangers; you arrange screws and wall plugs suited to your ceiling yourself. Square has hangers of 8.5 cm. For Circle, hanger length is not an online option. Have the mounting distance you want, or a situation with a lamp, assessed beforehand. The article about ceiling islands above the dining table helps you prepare the placement.
Compare the ceiling space available, the table size, the lamp and the product shape. A round 74 cm panel and a 100 × 100 cm square have a different surface area. The number you need also depends on an assessment of your room.
You arrange those yourself, and they need to suit your ceiling. The product versions come with hangers. Before installing, check the product instructions and the load-bearing capacity of the fixing point.
That is not a standard option you can order here. Agree any combination with lighting, and the fixing, beforehand; do not make an opening or a custom suspension without a suitable installation plan.
Square comes with hangers of 8.5 cm. For Circle, the hanger length is not an option on the product page. Get in touch if you need a different distance.
Advice from Silensa
Short on wall space? Hang an acoustic panel from the ceiling, for example above your dining or seating area. Your floor and walls stay clear.
View PET felt samplesA ceiling island above a dining table or seating area absorbs sound close to where the room is used. Allow for lighting, mounting height and the load-bearing capacity of the ceiling.
The material absorbs sound and helps reduce echo in your room. The final result depends on the area covered, thickness, material structure, positioning and the rest of the interior.
These products reduce reflections and reverberation within the room. They are not a substitute for structural soundproofing against noise from neighbours or impact noise.
