We’re renaming several of our products, but don’t worry, your favourite ceiling solutions won’t disappear. We’ll be making the same quality suspended ceilings we always have.
Due to these changes, the Perla family will become Oplia. With six different products, the Oplia Family delivers ideal acoustics, in any space. Improving audio in and in between spaces, with the highest level of sound absorption and attenuation in our range. Find out more
Oplia
Oplia suspended ceiling tiles have a smooth, laminated finish for a sleek aesthetic. Offering truly balanced acoustic performance, they combine excellent sound absorption and sound attenuation properties. They are ideal for communal interiors like offices and classrooms. With high light reflectance of 86% to boost wellbeing, Oplia has extremely low VOC emissions to further improve end user productivity and health. Find out more
Oplia hA
Oplia hA suspended ceiling tiles provide excellent sound absorption. With a Class A sound absorption rating, they are often specified in open plan areas like contact centres, libraries, and cafeterias. Oplia hA is made of up to 44% recycled content and is 100% recyclable. Find out more
Oplia hA+
Oplia hA+ is a Class A rated suspended ceiling tile. With a rating of 1.00αw, it is ideal for libraries and other open plan areas that are designed to enhance focus and concentration. With 85% light reflectance, it is often used to improve interior light levels and reduce reliance on artificial light sources. Find out more
Oplia dB
Specify Oplia dB suspended ceiling tiles when privacy is your client’s main priority. Oplia dB provides enhanced sound attenuation performance of 41dB, reducing the transmission of sound between adjacent spaces. This makes it ideal for private offices and boardrooms, or multi-let buildings. Find out more
Oplia hA dB
Oplia hA dB combines a smooth laminated finish with the highest levels of sound absorption and sound attenuation in one tile, making it an ideal ceiling solution for flexible working spaces.
Oplia hA dB is particularly useful when there is a smaller ceiling void and a need to reduce rain noise. Find out more