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New Ceiling and Wall Panels from Armstrong Transform Interior Spaces

Tectum DesignArt

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January 21, 2022

Armstrong Ceiling & Wall Solutions has introduced Tectum® DesignArt™ ceiling and wall panels, a new portfolio of 46 mix-and-match sustainable, acoustical panels that transform interior spaces by combining texture, shapes, linear designs, patterns, and colors.

The new portfolio includes Tectum DesignArt – Shapes, which features 30 standard shaped panels for direct attachment to ceiling and walls, and Tectum DesignArt – Lines which features eight standard precision-routed linear designs for direct attachment to ceilings and walls. The same eight linear designs are also featured on tegular ceiling panels. 

Available in 24 new nature-inspired colors as well as unpainted Natural, the portfolio features over 100 variations of pre-designed patterns with unlimited customization possibilities. The ability to mix DesignArt – Lines with DesignArt – Shapes offers one-of-a-kind design opportunities. All direct-attach panels in the portfolio are made to work together. Precision routing of lines allows for seamless connections between different panel face designs. Color-coordinated suspension systems are also available.

Sustainable, Acoustical, Disinfectable Panels 

Made from sustainably-harvested Wisconsin Aspen trees to help bring nature inside and enhance biophilic design, Tectum DesignArt panels are part of the Armstrong Sustain® portfolio and meet the highest sustainability compliance standards in the industry today. The ceiling panels also feature UL® Certified acoustic performance and are part of the Armstrong CleanAssure™ portfolio of cleanable, disinfectable panels. 

In terms of installation, Tectum DesignArt panels can be directly attached to a wide variety of interior wall and ceiling surfaces using the same simple screw attachment as standard Tectum panels. A glue up method can also be used for wall applications while DesignArt – Lines tegular ceiling panels can be easily suspended on color-coordinated grid.

To learn more about the Armstrong® Tectum DesignArt portfolio of ceiling and wall panels, visit www.armstrongceilings.com/designart. If help is needed, reach an Armstrong TechLine expert at armstrongceilings.com/techline.

KEYWORDS: acoustics ceiling panels wall panels

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