Acoustical Ceilings

Acoustical grid ceilings, also known as drop ceilings or suspended ceilings, are a type of ceiling system commonly used in both residential and commercial buildings. They consist of a grid framework made of metal or plastic tracks that are suspended from the structural ceiling above. Ceiling tiles, typically made of mineral fiber, fiberglass, or acoustic panels, are then inserted into the grid to create a smooth, uniform surface below. The grid framework is the structural backbone of the ceiling system. It consists of horizontal main runners and perpendicular cross tees that form a grid pattern across the ceiling. The grid is suspended from the structural ceiling using wires or hangers, allowing for a level installation even in spaces with uneven ceilings. acoustical grid ceilings offer a versatile and practical solution for improving the comfort, aesthetics, and functionality of interior spaces. Whether it's enhancing sound quality, concealing unsightly building systems, or creating a visually appealing ceiling design.