BaseNoir Acoustic Ceiling Tiles, 2 x 4 ft Black Polyester Fibre, 12-Pack

What to know

If you’re setting up a home theatre, recording studio or presentation space, reducing echo and screen glare can make the room more comfortable to use. BaseNoir black acoustic ceiling tiles are made from polyester fibre and designed to reduce echo, reverberation and ambient noise. Their non-reflective surface helps limit light bouncing back from screens and stages. Could ceiling-level treatment suit your room? These tiles are made for lay-in installation in suspended ceiling grids.

The pack includes 12 rectangular tiles, each 2 x 4 ft, for a stated coverage of 96 square feet. At 0.36 inches thick, they offer a ceiling-focused alternative to placing acoustic treatment on walls. The black, plain-colour finish also works well in spaces where a low-glare backdrop matters, including gaming rooms, conference rooms and performance venues. Their polyester fibre construction is moisture-resistant, and the tiles have a Class A flame rating.

Usage tips

Start by measuring the ceiling area you want to cover and checking how the tile layout will sit within your suspended grid. The specified installation method is lay-in: place the tiles into the grid openings, with no professional tools required according to the product details. Planning the layout first helps you use the 12-tile coverage effectively and keep the finished ceiling visually consistent.

For a room with a suspended ceiling, overhead tiles provide a different treatment approach from wall-mounted acoustic panels. They’re especially relevant when you want to address the ceiling while also reducing reflections from overhead lighting or screens. In a mixed-use space, consider which surfaces are most relevant to the room’s sound and viewing setup before deciding where to place acoustic treatment.

Best use cases

In a home theatre, the black, non-reflective finish helps reduce light bounce around the screen, while the acoustic material is designed to reduce echo and reverberation. That combination makes the tiles useful for a dedicated viewing area where clear sound and a darker visual environment are priorities.

For recording studios, concert venues and theatres, they offer ceiling-grid treatment aimed at reducing ambient noise and reverberation. In offices and conference rooms, the same properties can support a more focused setting for meetings and presentations. A gaming room is another practical fit when you want a dark ceiling finish alongside acoustic treatment. These uses all benefit from the tiles’ rectangular 2 x 4 ft format and stated 96-square-foot coverage per pack.

Questions before you buy

How much area does one pack cover? The pack contains 12 tiles measuring 2 x 4 ft each and is stated to cover 96 square feet. Measure the intended ceiling area to plan how many tiles the layout will need.

How are the tiles installed? They use a lay-in installation method and are designed for suspended ceiling grids, including most common T-grid systems. They drop into the grid openings rather than being described as wall-mounted panels.

What are the tiles made of, and what features support indoor use? They’re made from polyester fibre, have moisture-resistant properties and carry a Class A flame rating. Their black surface is non-reflective, which is useful in screen- and stage-focused spaces.

When it makes sense

Choose BaseNoir tiles when your project calls for acoustic treatment designed for a suspended ceiling, especially in a home theatre, studio or other room where controlling echo and reducing light reflection are both useful. The 12-piece pack, 2 x 4 ft format and black finish bring coverage, sound-focused functionality and a low-glare ceiling surface together for a defined indoor setup.