A 600×600 mm suspended ceiling creates an accessible service void and allows individual tiles to be replaced. The module, main runners, cross tees, perimeter trim, hangers and tiles must form a compatible and correctly supported system.
Tiles may be mineral fibre, gypsum, metal or an acoustic product. Edge detail, weight, moisture resistance, cleaning and fire data must be checked before substitution.
Main runners, 1200 and 600 mm cross tees, perimeter angles and hangers create a level grid. Spacing and anchor choice depend on the proprietary system and structural substrate.
Area and perimeter are the starting point, but the layout must also account for runner direction, cut tiles, obstructions, borders and sensible waste.
| Tile | Benefit | Check |
|---|---|---|
| Mineral | Lightweight with varied finishes | Humidity, acoustics and cleaning |
| Gypsum | Regular white appearance | Weight and grid compatibility |
| Metal | Durable and serviceable | Corrosion and fixing method |
| Acoustic | Controls reverberation | Declared absorption of the assembly |
Provide the area, height, substrate, room use, required performance, finish and address so materials, accessories, transport and installation can be assessed separately.
One tile covers 0.36 m². The theoretical quantity must be rounded up and adjusted for cuts and project waste.
This depends on equipment weight and system documentation. Independent supports or hangers may be required.
No. Absorption varies with material, thickness, perforation and facing, and must be checked on the technical data sheet.
Send dimensions, the intended system and project location to check components, quantities and logistics.
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