Are you thinking about fitting a suspended ceiling? If so, you’ll be keen to understand the pros and cons. There are plenty of misconceptions around. But don’t worry, in this short blog we’ll debunk these false claims so you can decide based on facts – not hearsay. 1. Suspended ceilings take up too much
A ceiling is often an (ironically) overlooked feature. We know they’re there but don’t often take time to look at them. However, suspended ceilings can bring a new lease of life to both commercial and residential properties. If you’re looking to renovate your home, why not get creative with your suspended ceiling and make it
If you’re considering a commercial fit-out for your office, there are a few key things to bear in mind. Whether you’re moving into a brand new space or want to refresh your existing one, here’s our guide on getting the best results from your office fit-out. Office fit-out checklist Get a great team together –
Suspended ceilings can make a fantastic impression in a restaurant environment. The unique combination of functionality and aesthetics can really bring the interior alive and create a stunning first impression for guests. Get it wrong, however, and you could have an expensive mistake on your hands. So why should you choose a suspended ceiling for
Your choice of ceiling can enhance your building, but it can also reduce your environmental impact. One study comparing a suspended ceiling with an open plenum found that ceiling choice significantly impacted energy use, saving up to 17% on energy costs. But energy savings alone won’t make your building sustainable. If you’re undertaking a commercial
What is a retail fit out? The term retail fit out is used to describe the process of renovating a shop – so it is ready for use by occupants and customers. This could involve making a range of modifications to both the exterior and interior of the retail unit in question. Although each project
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