False Ceiling in Kochi

• Cement Fibre Board
• Pvc False Ceiling
• Gypsum False Ceiling
• Pop False Ceiling
• Thermocol False Ceilings
• Ceiling Tiles
• Pop Ceiling
• Cement Board
• Gypsum Ceiling Tile
• Ceiling Grid
• Ceiling Grid Tiles
• Mineral Fiber Ceiling Tiles
• Wooden False Ceiling
• Metal False Ceiling
• Calcium Silicate Tiles
• Aluminium False Ceilings
• Metal Ceilings
• Commercial False Ceilings
• Acoustical Ceiling Tiles
• Fiber False Ceiling
• Acoustical Ceilings
• Mineral Fiber False Ceiling
• Soundproof Ceiling
• Ceiling Plank
• Armstrong Fiber False Ceiling
• Gyproc False Ceiling
• Everest Fiber False Ceiling
• Aerolite False Ceiling
• Sintex PVC False Ceiling
• Infusion Ceiling System
• Industrial Ceiling

What Is False Ceiling

A false ceiling, also known as a dropped ceiling or suspended ceiling, is a secondary ceiling that is hung from the main structural ceiling of a building. It is typically made of lightweight materials such as gypsum, drywall, or acoustic tile and is used to conceal electrical wiring, ductwork, and other mechanical components.

Where To Use False Ceiling

False ceilings are commonly used in commercial and industrial buildings, such as offices, shopping malls, and factories. They can also be used in residential buildings to create a more aesthetically pleasing ceiling or to conceal uneven or damaged main ceilings.

Key Features Of False Ceiling

• Lightweight and easy to install
• Can be made of various materials, including gypsum, drywall, and acoustic tile
• Conceals electrical wiring, ductwork, and other mechanical components
• Can be used to create a more aesthetically pleasing ceiling

How To Use False Ceiling

• Measure the area where the false ceiling will be installed
• Cut the materials to size using a saw or a utility knife
• Assemble the false ceiling components according to the manufacturer's instructions
• Hang the false ceiling from the main structural ceiling using screws or nails

How False Ceiling Is Manufactured

The manufacturing process for false ceilings typically involves several steps, including material selection, cutting, and assembly. The materials used to make false ceilings are usually made from gypsum, drywall, or acoustic tile, which are cut to size using a saw or utility knife. The components are then assembled according to the manufacturer's instructions before being packaged and shipped to customers.

Technical Specification Of False Ceiling

The technical specifications of false ceilings are designed to provide a clear understanding of the product's characteristics and performance. The material, thickness, size, edge profile, and surface finish are all important factors that affect the overall quality and functionality of the false ceiling.

Available in kochi