Removable decorative wood ceilings are made of wood panels laid out on a fully standardised grid system, for quick and easy installation from the sides of a room.
In this post we are going to try to resolve the six most common doubts about this constructive and decorative resource.
What material are removable ceilings made of?
They can be manufactured with different materials but usually wood is used as a material that, in addition to offering good acoustic performance, also adds value from the point of view of aesthetics.
Some removable ceilings are acoustic removable ceilings, how do we distinguish them?
At first, acoustic removable ceilings stand out for the perforations on their surface, which provide the different levels of sound absorption in the different models. On the back, removable ceilings also have a black veil that completes the acoustic sound-absorbing properties of the wood panels.
What type of main base plate or support can the acoustic panels of removable wood ceilings have?
- MDF Standard Support: Medium-density fiberboard support is destined to an use in dry environments
- Fire - Retardant MDF Support: Medium-density fiberboard support with improved fire reaction.
- Moisture - Resistant MDF Support: Medium-density fiberboard support with is resistant to moisture
- Plywood Support: It is a support with wood thin layers which are glued transversally with syntentic resins through strong pressure and heat.
What is the space between the removable decorative wood ceilings and the original ceiling used for?
In addition, removable ceilings offer a space between the false ceiling and the main ceiling. This space "left" by removable ceilings serves to house hidden wires and pipes needed for devices in the building's various installations: electricity, heating, gas, air, sound or safety.
Are they also used to house security elements?
Yes. Among the most common safety elements that we can discover in the removable ceilings are fire-fighting systems, smoke detectors, motion sensors, alarms and security cameras, and other more advanced devices of the latest domotic systems for special buildings.
What differentiates a removable ceiling from a accessible ceiling
Removable ceilings are those which can be removed although it can only be done by removing wood panels starting from the sides up to the point where you need to work. Accessible ceilings, however, allow you to work on a given location, removing or replacing individual panels without having to move adjoining panels. exactly on a point and can replace a panel in concrete, without moving the neighbouring panels.
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