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1. T-bar Grid System This is the most widely used grid type in both residential and commercial applications. Its T-shaped profile allows for various tile sizes and easy installation.


With the access panel fitting properly, it’s time to secure it in place. Depending on the design, either use screws or adhesive to attach the panel to the surrounding ceiling material. If screws are required, pre-drill holes to avoid damaging the drywall. Ensure the panel operates smoothly, opening and closing without any obstructions.


- Ease of Installation These boards are lightweight and easy to cut, making installation relatively straightforward. They can be utilized in standard grid systems or glued directly to ceilings.


Fire Performance – Almost all ANAKON Ceiling panels, tiles, and planks achieve a Class A rating for flame/smoke spread, and are therefore suitable for use in most residential and commercial spaces. However, certain spaces require an even higher level of assurance. For example, for UL Fire-Rated assemblies, look for our Fire Guard items. Remember, UL tests entire systems. Look for both Fire Guard ceiling panels and grid main beams. Check with your local code officials to understand your project requirements.

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4. Energy Efficiency Properly installed hatches can contribute to energy efficiency by allowing for better insulation access, which helps regulate indoor temperatures and potentially reduce utility costs.


Installation of a 24” x 24” ceiling access panel is relatively straightforward, making it an attractive option for contractors and DIY enthusiasts alike. Typically, the process involves cutting an opening in the ceiling where access is needed, framing the panel for support, and installing the panel itself. Many manufacturers provide detailed installation guides to facilitate this process, ensuring that even those with minimal experience can achieve professional results.


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