Ceiling

A suspended ceiling or dropped ceiling, consists of panels supported by a lightweight grid system (metal framework) that is suspended from the slab above. Suspended ceilings are a type of architectural design element used in commercial and residential buildings.

Tiles also give a nice, neat finish, and act as a cover for any HVAC , plumbing or electrical wires that run along the original ceiling. If any of the tiles are damaged it is very easy to replace individual tiles as these ceilings provide easy access for maintenance. These come in a variety of styles and can be used for various purposes.

The metal framework of dropped ceilings consist of long metal strips, called “mains,” which are interconnected with shorter metal pieces known as “tees.” The main components of a grid system are the 12’ main runner, the 4’ cross-tee, the 2’ cross-tee and the 12’ wall angle. The ceiling tiles are attached to these ties forming a false ceiling below the original one.

Exposed Grid System
Exposed grid system is the most common type of suspended ceiling. Together, the mains & tees form a grid system of 2′ by 2′ or 2′ by 4′ squares, which are then filled with acoustical ceiling tiles. The tiles are placed resting on the grid system which is visible in between the tiles. Such systems are easy to install and even the repairs can be done easily.

Concealed Grid System

Concealed grid systems have tiles that hide the grid system from view giving a smooth and clean look. The tiles used in a concealed system have grooves on all the four edges, which slides over the mains and tees to cover them. This type of system is more expensive than an exposed system, and can make it difficult for maintenance. Moreover, accessing the problems above the ceiling also becomes difficult.

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