When planning a ceiling installation, understanding the difference between suspended ceilings and drop ceilings can help you make informed choices. But are they truly different, or simply two names for the same thing? And which one is right for your project? Let’s break it down. What Is a Suspended Ceiling? A suspended ceiling is
When most people think of suspended ceilings, they picture a grid of tiles designed to hide pipes, wires or ductwork. And while that’s a key function, there’s far more to these systems than just concealment. In reality, suspended ceilings play a major role in improving performance, efficiency, and aesthetics across a wide range of environments,
If you’re considering installing a suspended ceiling in a listed or historic building, it’s not just about aesthetics or practicality, it’s about doing things properly. These types of buildings come with their own set of rules, and navigating them can be a minefield if you’re unfamiliar with the process. In this blog, we’ll explain what
A suspended ceiling can completely transform a space, whether it’s an office, shop, school, or even a modernised residential property. From concealing pipes and wiring to improving acoustics and energy efficiency, the benefits are clear. But before you jump straight into a suspended ceiling installation, it’s important to ask the right questions. Taking time to
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