tegular grid

Applications Across Different Industries

In contemporary architectural design, the importance of acoustics cannot be understated. With the rising complexity of modern spaces, particularly in commercial environments such as offices, schools, and healthcare facilities, managing sound has become a critical aspect of creating a conducive atmosphere for productivity and comfort. Acoustical ceiling grids offer an effective solution to this challenge, marrying functionality with aesthetics.

Another notable characteristic of ceiling access panels is their safety features. High-quality panels adhere to strict building codes to ensure fire resistance and structural stability. This is essential not only for compliance but also for ensuring the safety of the building's occupants. Fire-rated access panels can be crucial in commercial buildings, where fire safety regulations are stricter. Therefore, investing in a 24” x 24” ceiling access panel that meets these standards is not just a wise choice but a responsible one.

Ceiling access doors and panels are critical components in both commercial and residential construction, providing convenient access to hidden areas like the ceiling space, utility installations, and HVAC systems. These doors are designed to facilitate maintenance and inspections without requiring extensive dismantling of the ceiling structure.

2. Cross Tees These are shorter pieces that connect the main runners and form the grid pattern. They come in various lengths to accommodate different room sizes and shapes.

What is FRP?

With time, better alternatives came up, but mineral fibre still topped the list because it's more affordable.

1. Accessibility The primary function of a plasterboard ceiling hatch is to offer access to concealed spaces. Whether it’s inspecting wiring, repairing ductwork, or accessing attic spaces, these hatches eliminate the need for cutting through ceilings multiple times to reach essential elements.

Mineral fiber ceilings have significantly improved in terms of looks over the years, replacing many alternatives like tin, gypsum, and even drywall for customers who need suspended ceiling solutions with acoustics, sag, and mold/mildew performance. Gone are the days of when fissured (or worm-holed) tiles were your only option - though you can still find them if you need some replacements. Whether your project specifications call for smooth or textured panels, square edge or tegular (stepped) edge panels, there are a variety of configurations and options available for just about every project.