Ceilings: design differences

Ceilings: differences in construction. ⠀
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By design, seamless, modular and decorative, or open, ceilings are distinguished. ⠀
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👓 Seamless ceilings form a smooth surface that is indistinguishable from a normal ceiling. Basically, these ceilings are mounted from plasterboard sheets. This is a beautiful solution that allows you to implement such design moves as reflected light and backlight. However, with regard to the possible relocation of equipment, this solution is by no means flexible, and moreover, it requires the installation of hatches for access to the ceiling space. If the engineering communications project is not sufficiently coordinated with the architectural solution, these hatches may appear in the most unexpected places, which produces an undesirable effect. This type of ceiling is used in areas where flexible use of space is not required. ⠀
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💠 Open ceilings consist of an open suspended frame to which the fixtures can be mounted at any height. This is usually a non-standard solution, unlike seamless and modular ceilings. In order to satisfy the acoustic requirements of the office space, a sufficient number of sound-absorbing elements must be provided in such a system. ⠀
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❇ Modular ceilings are the most common type of suspended ceiling. They consist of a suspended grid frame to which modular elements are attached. These elements can be in the form of tiles, cassettes, panels, rails made of various materials. The lattice of the frame can be hidden or, conversely, highlighted. Various engineering equipment is decided on the basis of a single module. All elements of the system are interchangeable, which provides the greatest flexibility. The modular ceiling system is very technologically advanced for installation and operation. ⠀
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