A suspended ceiling, also known as a false ceiling or dropped ceiling, consists of a secondary ceiling created from a metal framework and ceiling tiles. With a gap of 3-8 inches between the suspended and structural ceilings, the naming convention follows its original format. A suspended ceiling provides a clean and professional atmosphere while utilising the gap space for necessary wires, ventilation, and heating. (more…)
When you think of the architecture of a house, particularly the ceiling, what comes to mind? Do you picture the conventional ceiling that comes with most houses? Or do you envision more distinct styles, like the tray ceiling, the cathedral ceiling, or even beams?
You may not know this, but suspended ceilings are quickly growing in popularity regarding residential new constructions and the renovation of existing homes. From minimalist to contemporary and even rustic, suspended ceilings can be incorporated into any interior design. It’s no wonder homeowners are giving this style a second look, but there are many reasons why suspended ceilings are a great choice. Here are just a few benefits.
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What is one of the first areas that catches your eye when you walking into an office space? Naturally, your eyes may scan across the room, but there is no denying that the ceiling comes in at a close second. Aside from contributing to the atmosphere aesthetics of the area, ceilings play a vital infrastructural role. They house the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing components necessary to maintain operation of a business. Hence, choosing between the two most popular options—the suspended ceiling and the exposed ceiling—proves to be a difficult choice. However, let us start with looking at the traits of each one (more…)