What is False Celing?
False ceilings are often secondary ceilings that are hung below the main ceiling with the help of suspension cords or struts. These ceilings are crafted from a wide range of materials such as POP (plaster of Paris), gypsum board, asbestos sheets, particle board, aluminium panel, wood,Metal etc. They are also known as dropped ceiling or suspended ceiling.

Benefits of  False Ceiing
The general advantage that everyone is familiar with is – it improves aesthetical appearance and proportion of interior spaces but this benefit is just the tip of an iceberg as there are a whole lot of benefits that false ceiling provides few of them are listed below:

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• Hides ducting and other structural elements that hinder the beauty of the room.
• Works as a heat insulator.
• Works as an acoustical barrier by reducing echo problems. (Especially in theatres, conference halls, auditorium etc.)
• Performs as an anti-microbial element (required specially in health care centres, hospitals and clinics).
• False ceiling can also act as a fire separator if the material used in making ceiling tiles are mineral fibre or fire rated wood panels.
• The space left between struts and ceiling tiles acts as a duct which carries all the wiring and hidden lighting system.

Advantages of False Ceiing
• It is very easy to install false ceiling with the help of right kind of tools and skilled professionals.
• False ceilings gives a smooth surfaces and covers undulations in the slab concrete etc.,
• It is economical and flexible in design
• A false ceiling hides the duct work, pipes and electrical wires giving the ceiling a clean and finish look.
• It is good for sound absorption and in acoustic
• In case of repair it is easy to rearrange the panels or repair the gypsum board

Gypsum Board False Ceiing
Gypsum is the most commonly used false ceiling material. The panels come with either tapered or square edges. Gypsum boards can be easily fixed either by nailing directly to ply or other plain surfaces or placing on a galvanised iron (GI) metal grid.
Gypsum board comes in standard sizes of 6 feet X4 feet and 8 feet X 4 feet.

Types of Gypsum board
• Regular Gypsum Board
• Fire Resistant Gypsum Board
• Moisture Resistant Gypsum Board
• Fire and Moisture Resistant Gypsum Boards

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Grid False Ceiling
Grid False Ceiling is one of the most common types of false ceilings used in commercial office spaces. These type of ceiling are suitable for large range of applications. They are ideal for concealed wiring. These metal ceiling panels are installed either on steel T- sections or cross sections and then suspended by rods.

Types of  Grid Ceiling Materials
• Mineral Fiber Grid Ceiling
• Metal Grid Ceiling
• Wood Design
• Wood Wool

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Reference Page – www.knaufceilingsolutions.com

PVC  False Ceiling
PVC ceiling is also one of the most commonly used ceiling system. It solves the problem of cleaning and maintenance. This type of ceiling is suitable for all types of climate. It also incorporates flush fitting and hidden lighting system. These are one of the most hassle free and easy to install false ceilings.