Ceiling design
The strip is listed at 60 mm wide and 70 mm high. These dimensions describe the section; length and the depth of an entire suspended ceiling are set by the project. For parallel runs, the rhythm also depends on orientation and the clear gap between neighboring pieces. The exposed face width is confirmed for the selected profile, and the listed section width is a profile size, distinct from closed-ceiling coverage.
Long straight runs make the direction of a linear ceiling easy to read. The run schedule identifies each finished length and any end-to-end joint, with cuts placed around the perimeter and service openings. Supplied stock lengths, permitted cuts and end treatment are part of the selected profile package.
The decorative strip and its supporting structure are separate parts of the ceiling. The selected carrier, clips, suspension and substrate fixings must suit the actual profile and ceiling layout. Lighting and other equipment require their own coordinated support.
Wood-plastic composite is the listed strip material. The wood-look appearance comes from the selected surface, with no solid oak or other timber species in the body. Actual profile wall construction, mass and fixing engagement belong to the supplied technical specification.
The listed process is surface lamination with hot and cold pressing. A finish reference sets the color, grain direction, sheen and texture for the order. It also establishes how the face and exposed sides look together.
Ceiling edges and end joints can expose a cut surface that looks different from the laminated face. End caps, returned finishes or a perimeter detail need to be identified with the actual profile. Cleaning methods should suit that finish and any nearby electrical equipment. Maintenance also depends on whether individual strips can be released from the selected carrier.
| Profile | Indoor WPC ceiling strip; 60 × 70 mm section |
|---|---|
| Material & surface | Wood-plastic composite with a laminated surface |
| Listed width | 60 mm |
| Listed height | 70 mm; strip section only, excluding carrier and suspension |
| Surface process | Lamination surface; hot and cold pressing |
| Length & spacing | Finished run lengths, stock lengths, clear gaps and edge margins specified for the project |
| Support & assembly | Profile-compatible carrier, clips, suspension and substrate fixings identified in the supply |
| Minimum order | Supplied in full packing units from one production batch, rounded up from your area. Small lots can ship with the rest of your project list in one container. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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Repeat pitch combines the installed strip width with the chosen clear gap. For strips installed on the listed 60 mm width, that width plus the gap sets the repeat; the selected profile and orientation still determine the exposed face. Room width, edge margins and alignment then determine the row layout. A takeoff records runs and their lengths, counting strips run by run.
Section height, carrier depth and suspension space all contribute to the finished ceiling level. Lights, air terminals, sprinklers and detectors need positions coordinated with the reflected ceiling plan. The project ceiling and services design determines these interfaces.
Perimeter returns, changes in direction and service access can interrupt otherwise regular runs. The cut schedule identifies those locations before quantities are finalized. Access to equipment above the strips depends on the carrier and release method as well as the open gaps. Local installation and future replacement need the actual selected assembly details.
The material quantity follows the ceiling layout: strip direction, clear spacing, room edges and finished run lengths. Different stock lengths or joint positions can change the cut yield. Returns, spares and short infill pieces are separate line items where required.
The finish package identifies the laminate reference and the treatment of exposed sides, cut ends and perimeter pieces. A change in color, texture, sheen or grain direction can alter that package. The quotation keeps the approved finish reference with the 60 × 70 mm section, so the approved profile is the one supplied.
The purchase list itemizes decorative strips, matching carriers, clips, suspension parts, substrate fixings and perimeter details, plus any required access arrangement. Lighting, air terminals, sprinklers, electrical work and the structural ceiling remain distinct items unless expressly included in the project quotation.
Strip lengths and finish protection affect the packing and receiving plan. The order identifies bundle quantities, packed dimensions and weight, delivery destination and unloading responsibilities. Installation labor and site equipment are decided on their own. Price and dispatch terms apply to the confirmed quantity, finish and supplied assembly. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
They describe a listed 60 mm outside width and 70 mm outside height. They are not the strip length, clear gap or total suspended-ceiling drop. Carrier depth and suspension space are additional parts of the actual ceiling assembly.
The listed material is wood-plastic composite, with a laminated surface. The order identifies the actual laminate, color, texture and sheen.
We confirm the length and clear spacing with the ceiling layout. The quotation needs the finished runs, end joints, stock-length requirements and edge margins. The listed 60 mm section width is not a net coverage value; the exposed face and installation orientation need to match the selected profile.
No. They are their own items, included when listed in the agreed package, and the selected components must match the actual profile and ceiling substrate.
No. Lighting and other equipment require their own coordinated support. Access above the ceiling depends on the chosen carrier, strip release method and planned access zones.
No. This page covers a decorative WPC strip.
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