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BUILDING THE FUTURE

of sustainable acoustics


Aisti manufactures high-performing acoustic ceiling tiles made from natural wood fibre, using foam-forming technology.

Say hello to the future of new generation acoustic solutions that are safe and sound for people and the environment. 

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SAFE AND SOUND ACOUSTICS

without compromise


Buildings shape how we live, hear and feel. The materials above us affect sound, indoor air and the environment. Yet we rarely think about what the ceilings above us are made of – or what they leave behind.

Aisti was founded to offer a low-carbon, bio-based alternative to conventional ceiling materials – without sacrificing performance or price.

By rethinking how materials are formed, natural wood fibres are transformed into lightweight, high-performance acoustic tiles without synthetic binders or plastic content.

The result is a ceiling that performs reliably, lasts long, and leaves less behind.

SAME SAME

but different


Performance is expected. Responsibility is demanded.

Aisti acoustic tiles deliver Class A sound absorption and B-s1,d0 fire safety in a wood fibre solution designed for modern environmental standards. The tile stores carbon, carries a low fossil footprint in production, and is fully recyclable (CEPI certified).

Free from plastic binders and meeting French VOC A+ and M1 indoor air classifications, it fits standard suspended systems and performs to the same technical and commercial expectations as traditional acoustic solutions.

Same technical performance.

Same competitive price.

A different sustainability outcome.


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WELLBEING

built into every tile


Acoustics shape how we focus, communicate and recover. In offices, schools and public spaces, sound influences concentration, stress levels and overall comfort. Good acoustic design supports productivity, clarity and calm in places where people work, learn and gather.

This makes acoustic ceilings more than a technical layer. They help define the atmosphere of a room and contribute directly to indoor comfort. Aisti delivers Class A sound absorption while supporting responsible material choices without changing specifications or budgets.

Wellbeing extends beyond the finished space to those who build it. Aisti tiles are lightweight, odour-neutral and designed for a clean, comfortable installation experience.

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Product

Aisti® acoustic tiles are made from natural wood fibres shaped into high-performing ceiling solutions. No plastic binders. No mineral wool. No synthetic shortcuts. Just a simple material engineered to deliver reliable acoustics with a lower environmental impact.

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Technology

Aisti® uses foam-forming technology – a foam-based process where millions of tiny bubbles distribute fibres evenly, creating a lightweight, porous structure that absorbs sound naturally.  

Sustainability

Sustainability

If you believe sustainability and performance are inseparable, you’re in the right place. Aisti® isn’t just another tile – it’s part of a new chapter in construction.

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Sustainable by nature, engineered for performance.

Aisti tiles are crafted for architects who seek harmonised spaces that feel good and do good. Natural wood fibres bring:

  • Class A sound absorption for clear, calm interiors.
  • No plastic, no synthetic binders
  • Core material fully recyclable
  • Low VOC and safe indoor air quality.
  • Fire safety compliance with B-s1,d0.
  • Humidity-balanced performance.

What you design shapes experiences.

With Aisti, your spaces resonate with function and integrity.

Aisti® acoustic tiles are lightweight and install with familiar methods – standard t-grids or direct-to-ceiling adhesive.

Free from mineral fibres, Aisti tiles are designed for clean, comfortable and odour-neutral installation.

CHANGING

construction for good

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