Metal ceiling systems featured in Metal Construction News’ June 2015 issue.
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Hunter Douglas Ceilings Hunter Douglas Ceilings’ Curved High Profile Series (HPS) Baffle Ceiling System has extruded aluminum profiles and seamless baffles, and is available in lengths up to 20 feet. The ceiling system creates an undulating appearance with a series of differing beam radii, and a variety of paint, anodized and wood-look veneer finishes are available. The Curved HPS Baffle Ceiling System does not have any volatile organic compounds and is GREENGUARD Gold certified. |
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Cambridge Architectural Cambridge Architectural’s LandscapeInteriors cubist stainless steel mesh ceiling system has an 80 percent open area and can remain completely flat when held in tension. The mesh has a maximum width of 144 inches and weighs 1.85 pounds per square foot. The LandscapeInteriors cubist stainless steel mesh ceiling system offers aesthetics, acoustic transparency, ventilation and can reflect architectural lighting. |
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MBCI MBCI’s Artisan Series panels can be vertical, horizontal, perpendicular or skewed to the building line. The panels are used for soffits and interior liners and can be attached to MBCI’s Lite- Frame system, girts or a solid substructure. Artisan panels use the positive fastened method and the fastener is concealed behind the flush face. |
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Rockfon LLC Rockfon’s SpanAir Clip-In00000000000000000000000000000 ceiling panels have a square edge design and conceal suspension systems. The panels are available solid or perforated, and conceal 15/16-inch suspension systems. SpanAir Clip-In metal ceiling panels are offered 24 inches by 24 inches, 24 inches by 48 inches and in custom sizes. Clip-in placement allows for downward accessibility to systems located in the plenum and the metal components do not contain organic compounds that support mold or microbial growth. |
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0 Vulcraft/Verco Group, a division of Nucor Vulcraft/Verco Group’s Cellular Deck Structural Ceiling System is a composite roof system with a finished interior ceiling and concealed fasteners. The metal ceiling system functions as a ceiling and roof, and is available in a variety of depth profiles with acoustical and non-acoustical options including 1.5 inches deep (1.5BP), 1.5 inches deep with acoustical (1.5BPA), 3 inches deep (3NP) and 3 inches deep with acoustical (3NPA). Inert, non-organic glass fiber batts placed in the panels absorb sound and the Cellular Deck Structural Ceiling System is capable of absorbing up to 80 percent of sound that reaches the ceiling. |
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Armstrong Ceiling and Wall Systems Armstrong Ceiling and Wall Systems’ Metal- Works TorsionSpan Ceiling Systems have a smooth, monolithic appearance, are 100 percent swing-down accessible and can span the entire width of corridors. The 2-foot-wide panels may be ordered in custom lengths up to 10 feet and seven perforation options are available. The MetalWorks TorsionSpan Ceiling System is available in six standard MetalWorks colors and nine Reflections laminate finishes that create wood-look appearances. Finishes include Arctic Maple, Natural Maple, Rock Maple, Light Cherry, Natural Oak, Pecan, Wild Cherry, Mineral Forest and Walnut. |
