Parmephon

Parmephon Acrux

Parmephon Acrux was developed to solve a coordination problem rather than an acoustic one: open-ceiling offices need both acoustic absorption and light fixtures overhead, and specifying them separately means two trades, two fixing systems and two visual languages competing for the same ceiling void. Acrux combines a variable-form acoustic panel with an integrated lighting armature in a single suspended element.

Because the panel geometry is built to order around the chosen light fittings, Acrux functions as a bespoke solution rather than a catalogue SKU — every installation is engineered around the specific fixtures, spans and ceiling heights of the project, which has made it the starting point for custom acoustic-lighting ceiling features in reception and open-plan office fit-outs.

Not sure how many panels your room needs? Book a free site survey, or get a quote for supply and installation.

Parmephon Acrux was developed to solve a coordination problem rather than an acoustic one: open-ceiling offices need both acoustic absorption and light fixtures overhead, and specifying them separately means two trades, two fixing systems and two visual languages competing for the same ceiling void. Acrux combines a variable-form acoustic panel with an integrated lighting armature in a single suspended element.

Because the panel geometry is built to order around the chosen light fittings, Acrux functions as a bespoke solution rather than a catalogue SKU — every installation is engineered around the specific fixtures, spans and ceiling heights of the project, which has made it the starting point for custom acoustic-lighting ceiling features in reception and open-plan office fit-outs.

Not sure how many panels your room needs? Book a free site survey, or get a quote for supply and installation.

Combines acoustic absorption and a lighting armature in one suspended element, cutting ceiling-void coordination to a single trade

Panel form and lighting layout are engineered to order for each project rather than fixed to a standard shape

Suits open-ceiling offices where mechanical and electrical runs stay exposed and need visual resolution

  • Sizes: engineered to project — standard base modules 600×600 mm to 1200×2400 mm
  • Core: high-density acoustic glasswool board, glass-tissue faced
  • Facing: impact-resistant decorative fabric
  • Integration: combined with client-specified lighting armatures
  • Mounting: ceiling suspension, custom hardware per project

Our installation team handles the full fitting process across the UK. Each Cube is suspended using a standard cable system with adjustable drop lengths. We provide a complete fixing specification for your contractors.

Acrux uses the same A2-s1,d0-rated (TS EN 13501-1+A1:2013, CE/TSE/ISO 9001) glasswool core as the rest of the Parmephon range, delivering high sound absorption. It suits open-ceiling offices, reception areas and meeting rooms where acoustic treatment and lighting need to be resolved as a single design element.

We recommend checking a physical sample before specifying, so you can verify the colour and texture against your interior scheme. Ask us about samples for this product.

Acoustic product FAQs: fitting, quantities, fire rating and care

Answers to the questions buyers ask most about acoustic products.

Are acoustic products easy to install?

Most acoustic products are designed for straightforward installation, but the method depends on the product and the surface it fixes to. Our own team handles the full fitting, so panels, baffles and other products are positioned correctly and secured to suit your wall or ceiling.

How is the quantity of acoustic products calculated?

From your room's volume, surfaces and measured reverberation time, compared with the target the room has to meet. We calculate the coverage in the free acoustic survey, so you order the amount that reaches the target instead of guessing from floor area.

What fire rating do acoustic products have?

It varies by product, so we check the rating for the exact item before specifying it. Wall and ceiling linings in the UK are now assessed on the Euroclass scale (BS EN 13501-1), and many commercial projects specify B-s1,d0. We provide the fire certification for each product on request.

Can acoustic products be made in different colours?

Yes. Most ranges come in a wide choice of fabric, felt and finish options, and some can be colour-matched or printed. We send physical samples so you can check colour and texture against your interior scheme in your own lighting.

How do you clean and maintain acoustic panels?

Most need very little. A light vacuum with a soft brush, or a wipe with a damp cloth where the finish allows, is usually enough. Wipeable and washdown products are available for kitchens, healthcare and industrial settings, and we confirm the cleaning method for the product you choose.

Find out what your room needs

Book a free site survey or talk to an acoustician. We'll tell you what your room needs.

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