A suspended ceiling with a metal grid that holds lightweight tiles, neat and practical.
It hides services cleanly, supports lights and vents, and keeps everything accessible.
A grid ceiling uses T shaped metal sections to form squares or rectangles that carry lay in tiles. The system installs fast, levels easily, and lets you lift any tile for quick access to wiring, HVAC, or plumbing above. You can choose tiles in mineral fibre, metal, gypsum, or PVC with options for fire performance, moisture resistance, and washability. Acoustic tiles improve speech clarity and reduce echo. The grid can carry integrated LED panels, downlights, diffusers, speakers, and sensors without clutter. Maintenance is simple, damaged tiles are replaced one by one, and cleaning needs are minimal.
• Modular Design, install or replace individual tiles with ease
• Concealed Services, hides wiring, plumbing, and HVAC while staying accessible
• Acoustic Control, sound absorbing tile options reduce noise
• Versatility, many materials, finishes, and sizes
• Maintenance Friendly, lift panels for inspection and repairs
• Integration Ready, supports lighting, vents, sprinklers, and detectors
Mineral fibre gives good acoustics, metal is durable and washable, gypsum is economical for dry areas, PVC works well in humid zones like kitchens and toilets.
Yes. Use NRC rated tiles to absorb sound. Higher NRC means better echo control in meeting rooms, classrooms, and open offices.
Yes. Use metal or special clean room tiles with sealed edges, washable surfaces, and gasketed lights. Choose grid and tiles approved for your class.
LED panels sit directly in the grid, downlights cut into metal tiles, and air diffusers replace selected tiles. The layout stays uniform and serviceable.
Allow about 150 to 300 mm for grid, tiles, and services. Large ducts or deep lights may need more space. We confirm on site before final layout.
Select fire rated tiles where code demands, and moisture resistant tiles for humid areas. Galvanized grids and proper suspension improve long term performance.
