Aisti® Aalto.
Foam-formed natural wood fibre. Absorption Class A, two formats, two thicknesses. Fits standard T-grid ceilings or mounts directly with adhesive. Full production capacity from August 2026.
Foam-formed natural wood fibre. Absorption Class A, two formats, two thicknesses. Fits standard T-grid ceilings or mounts directly with adhesive. Full production capacity from August 2026.
A conscious choice
At its core, Aisti® Aalto is a bio-based acoustic absorber built to perform at scale — not a compromise material, a genuine alternative. Crafted with a minimalist Scandinavian design approach, it blends into architectural concepts while doing real acoustic work, quietly improving comfort and wellbeing in the room.
The technology
Aisti's foam-forming technology, adapted from the Finnish paper industry, suspends wood fibre in foam instead of pressing it flat. The fibres set into an open, porous structure that captures sound across a wide frequency range, without binders or plastics.
The technology is cost-effective and energy-conscious, producing tiles that are light in weight, plastic-free, and 100% recyclable. Produced in Jyväskylä, Finland.
In the room, that translates to less reverberation and background noise — speech carries more clearly, conversations feel more natural, and the space simply feels calmer to be in.
The partner
Aisti represents Finnish ingenuity, innovation and responsibility — working to become the leading provider of exceptionally sustainable acoustic products that are safe and sound for people and the environment, freeing the industry from mineral wool and fossil-based materials one ceiling at a time.
In place
Formats
Aisti Aalto tiles are available in three edge profiles — A, B, and E — each offering a distinct aesthetic and installation method to suit your project.
Performance
(Material thickness / Installation height)
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EN ISO 354 reverberation room. Plate thickness / air gap (mm). α ≥ 0.90 across speech bands qualifies as Class A.
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CO₂ savings
Calculations are based on manufacturers' EPD — compared with stone wool. Aisti Aalto 20 mm vs Rockfon Sonar 20mm. Aisti figures: EPD Hub HUB-5632 (Aisti Corporation Oy, published 06.03.2026) — lifecycle emissions is GWP-fossil summed across A1-C4; stored CO₂ is GWP-biogenic at A1-A3 (factory gate, before any end-of-life release). Rockfon figure from its public Sonar 20mm datasheet.
The kg CO₂e factors themselves are set in the page code, not here — ask your developer to update them when a new EPD is published.
Production ramps to full capacity in August 2026. Preorder now, or request samples and the full data package.