Acoustic Ceiling Panels – SoundSorb by Versare NZ

Reduce Echo and Improve Comfort from Above

Acoustic Ceiling Panels made with SoundSorb deliver effective noise control for offices, classrooms, studios, and shared spaces.
Suspended from the ceiling, these lightweight panels absorb reflected sound to create quieter, more comfortable environments — without altering walls or room layouts.

Made from 50% recycled PET plastic, SoundSorb panels are sustainable, durable, and easy to install, offering a simple way to improve acoustics in large or open areas.

Balanced Acoustic Performance

With a Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) of 0.6, SoundSorb panels absorb around 60% of reflected sound energy.
By targeting mid-range speech frequencies (500 Hz–2 kHz), they help reduce background noise, echo, and reverberation while maintaining natural clarity.

Key Benefits

• Reduces echo and reverberation in open or high-ceilinged rooms.
• Made from 50% post-consumer recycled PET – sustainable and safe.
• No VOCs or formaldehyde – suitable for classrooms, offices, and healthcare settings.
• Lightweight, durable, and colourfast for long-term use.
• Fire-resistant, mould-resistant, and moisture-resistant.
• Easy to install – supplied with wire hanging kit.
• Visually modern, suitable for both new and existing interiors.

Standard Sizes

All ceiling panels are 18 mm thick.
• 1200 × 600 mm
• 600 × 600 mm

Custom dimensions available on request.

Applications

• Offices and boardrooms
• Classrooms and lecture halls
• Libraries and resource spaces
• Studios and theatres
• Cafés, restaurants, and hospitality areas

Sustainable and Safe

SoundSorb panels are produced from recycled plastic bottles and manufactured with no adhesives, wastewater, or emissions.
They’re a clean, safe, and environmentally responsible solution for improving room acoustics across commercial and institutional settings.

About Versare NZ

Versare NZ is proudly 100% Kiwi-owned.
We supply portable partitions and acoustic products nationwide, helping organisations create quieter, more productive, and more adaptable spaces.