Import Data Center Ceiling — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Turkey

Eft Yapi Endustri’s data center ceiling system uses mineral wool tiles with a fleece cover, offered in white as standard or black by special order. The tiles come in nominal 2 x 2 ft and 2 x 4 ft modules, designed to eliminate field cutting during installation. At a nominal thickness of 3/4 inch, they deliver a sound reduction of 33 dB, a Ceiling Attenuation Class of 35 dB, and a Noise Reduction Coefficient of 0.80, making them suitable for noise-sensitive environments.

The white finish achieves Class 1 for flame spread and smoke development under ASTM E84-97a, Class A under ASTM E1264, and meets CAN/ULC-S102 as well as EN 13501-1 A2-s1, d0 for reaction to fire. Light reflectance is approximately 87 per cent as tested to ISO 7724-2 and ISO 7724-3, while humidity resistance extends up to 95 per cent RH. Mold resistance is verified to ASTM D3273, aligning with typical cleanroom and data hall requirements where stable environmental control is critical.

These ceilings are specified by data center designers for plenum access, cable management and thermal insulation above server racks. Buyers typically source them for new builds or retrofits where acoustic performance and fire safety are non-negotiable. Standard industry practice pairs these tiles with T-grid suspension systems, and bulk orders are packed on pallets for containerized shipment from Turkey.

Eft Yapi Endustri is an imported-tier supplier based in Turkey, listed under the building materials category. The company’s profile indicates a harbor trust tier and currently shows no recorded response rate or average response time, suggesting buyers should expect to initiate contact directly for technical or logistical queries.

While the supplier’s description focuses on the product’s acoustic and fire-performance specifications, it does not provide additional details on manufacturing scale, export history, or certifications beyond those tied to the ceiling system itself. Verification of production capacity, lead times, and quality control processes would require direct engagement with the supplier.