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Armstrong 704A 24" Ceiling Medallion Mineral Fiber White PK16
White mineral-fibre acoustical ceiling tile measuring 24 inches square, supplied in a pack of 16
- width diameter24.000
- 24-inch square tiles fit standard ceiling grids
- Mineral fibre core absorbs sound in busy spaces
- White finish brightens rooms without extra paint
- 5/8-inch thickness adds rigidity and fire resistance
- Pack of 16 covers large areas in one order
Armstrong Cortega Mineral Fiber Ceiling Tile
This Armstrong 704A acoustical ceiling tile is a mineral fiber panel finished in white. Each tile measures 24 by 24 inches and is 5/8 inch thick. The product is supplied as a pack of 16 new tiles suitable for general indoor applications.
Pack of 16 simplifies project planning
The PK16 quantity means a single purchase covers a standard ceiling grid area without multiple orders. Buying in bulk reduces handling and ensures consistent colour and texture across the entire installation. The white mineral fiber surface is ready to accept paint if a custom colour is required later.
Suits commercial and residential drop ceilings
These tiles fit standard suspension systems used in offices, classrooms, basements and retail spaces. They are not structural panels and cannot span unsupported openings. Installers needing fire-rated, moisture-resistant or high-NRC acoustic variants should specify a different product line.
Highlights
- 24-inch square tiles fit standard ceiling grids
- Mineral fibre core absorbs sound in busy spaces
- White finish brightens rooms without extra paint
- 5/8-inch thickness adds rigidity and fire resistance
- Pack of 16 covers large areas in one order
Specifications
| Brand | Armstrong |
|---|---|
| width diameter | 24.000 |
Questions about this item
How often will the mineral fiber tiles need to be replaced in a general-use ceiling grid?
The tiles are designed for general use and will last as long as the grid remains intact and the surface stays clean; replacement is only needed if a tile is damaged or stained.
What is the first limit reached when the tiles are exposed to continuous humidity or temperature cycling?
Mineral fiber can absorb moisture over time, so prolonged high humidity may cause sagging or surface discoloration before any structural failure occurs.
How much heat do the tiles add to a room when the HVAC runs all day?
The tiles themselves add no heat; they are passive mineral fiber panels that simply sit in the grid and do not generate thermal load.
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