Services - Grid False Ceilings

A false ceiling is a ceiling made beneath the main ceiling of the room or building. In other words, it is a second layer of roof suspended from the main roof with the help of metal or wooden frame. It is also known as dropped ceiling. False ceiling has multiple advantages. It improves the aesthetics of the room. False ceiling is provided to keep the room cool during summer and warm in winter. It is also provided to conceal the ugly mesh of electrical wires, light fixtures, air-conditioning ducts and other fixtures.

The false ceiling is fixed at a minimum distance of 4 inches from the main ceiling. False ceiling is made by various materials like Regular Gypsum board, Moisture resistant (MR) Gypsum Board, Bison board, calcium silicate board, Plywood, Natural wood and etc.

We have a large number of acoustical ceiling materials to control the sound and noise. Ceiling tiles for dropping into your standard ceiling grid and ceiling tiles fixed directly into ceiling. We have ceiling tiles with high NRC ratings. Fabric covered tiles, acoustical foam tiles, metal tiles, Fiber glass wool tile, gypsum tiles and many more of our acoustic ceiling tiles are used in building construction to both maximize the quality of sound and appearance in your facility.

Wood ceiling is, and will continue to be, one of the most popular options when finishing the interior design of a project. Regardless of the material used in the rest of the building (brick, glass, concrete, etc.), the size of the project (from skyscrapers to small single-family homes), and the use to be made of the rooms (offices, housing, public rooms, etc.), wood ceiling maintain his status as a versatile material that adds value to any architectural or interior design work.

These are the 5 main reasons why a wood ceiling is chosen in a project.

Baffle ceilings are ideal for creating atmosphere within a room space. These open ceiling constructions allow a view to the plenum area and concrete ceiling above. They are particularly suited for remedial installation on concrete ceilings where a distinctive design or improvement to the acoustic sound is required. A sound baffle is a construction or device that reduces the strength (level) of airborne sound. Sound baffles are ideal for mitigating noise pollution and reverberating sound. Baffles can be used to improve the acoustics of concert halls, theatres, conference rooms and other spaces where sound quality is important.