1. Direct Fix to Ceiling/Wall

Method:

• Panels fixed directly to solid substrate using mechanical fixings or adhesive.

Suitable for:

• Solid concrete ceilings/walls
• Timber framing with solid sheathing
• Applications where an exposed grid is not desired

Fixings:

• Mechanical: Screws with countersunk heads at panel corners and centres
• Adhesive: High-grab construction adhesive (e.g., BOSTIK A785 or equivalent)

Edge Profile:

• Bevel edge creates subtle shadow line between panels

2. Furring Channel System

Method:

• Panels fixed to metal furring channels attached to ceiling/wall substrate

Suitable for:

• Uneven substrates requiring levelling
• Acoustic cavity requirements (spacing channels off substrate)
• Applications requiring access above panels

System Components:

• Metal furring channels (vertical or horizontal orientation)
• Channel fixings to substrate
• Panel fixings to channels

3. T-Bar Suspended Grid – Square Edge

Method:

• Lay-in panels (595mm × 595mm or 1195mm × 595mm) installed in exposed T-bar grid

Suitable for:

• Standard commercial suspended ceiling applications
• Areas requiring regular access to the ceiling plenum
• Modular ceiling layouts

Grid Specification:

• Standard 15/16” heavy-duty T-bar grid
• 600mm or 1200mm nominal centres
• Grid system to support panel weight (12-17 kg/m²)

Holding Down Clips:

• May be required in areas with high air movement or seismic requirements

4. T-Bar Suspended Grid – Tegular Edge

Method:

• Tegular-edge panels create a recessed appearance in the exposed T-bar grid

Suitable for:

• Commercial offices and workplaces
• Applications requiring dimensional visual interest
• Where grid exposure is acceptable, but a refined aesthetic desired

Grid Specification:

• As per the square edge system

Visual Effect:

• Panel face sits below the grid level, creating a 3D shadow pattern