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50 × 50 mm and 60 × 70 mm WPC strips form open linear ceilings and screens in wood-look finishes.
40 × 45 mm open-channel WPC strips and wide shiplap WPC boards in light oak give a more continuous ceiling.
PVC-faced gypsum lay-in tiles with a reflective backing film fit standard suspended grids for offices and corridors.
WPC strips are hollow or channel sections with a laminated wood-look face.
Shiplap boards are solid WPC; lay-in tiles are gypsum with a white textured PVC face.
We supply carriers, grids and end trims, laid out around your lights and services.
| Detail | What we need from you | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Ceiling format | Strips, boards or tiles | Sets look and support. |
| Section and module | Ceiling dimensions and gap spacing | Defines the repeat and quantity. |
| Body and face | Wood-look or white finish | Identifies the material. |
| Support and suspension | Ceiling height and structure above | Sets suspension and carriers. |
| Lights and access | Light and service positions | Coordinates openings and access. |
| Ends and perimeter | Wall junctions | Completes the edges. |
Hollow strips, wide boards and gypsum tiles differ in build and price.
Gap spacing sets strip count; small zones and perimeters add cuts.
Suspension depth, carriers, access panels and end closures add components.
Long strips and tiles are packed differently; spares match the finish.
Assign strips, boards or tiles to each ceiling area on the reflected ceiling plan.
We set spacing, grids, joints and ceiling drop.
We lay out the ceiling around your lights and services and plan access panels.
Strips ship with carriers and end trims, labeled by ceiling zone.
Strips leave open gaps; shiplap boards form a continuous surface.
Most are hollow, which keeps them light. Each product shows its section.
On their own support from the structure above; we leave openings for them.
Yes, we supply matching end trims for each strip type.
They fit standard grids of the matching size. We can supply the grid too.
Your contractors install lights, ducts and cables; we coordinate openings and access.