False Ceiling Services
False ceiling services encompass the design, installation, and maintenance of secondary ceilings suspended below the main structural ceiling. These services are sought after for both their aesthetic and functional benefits, providing a clean and finished look to interior spaces while concealing electrical wiring, piping, and HVAC ducts. Made from various materials, including gypsum board, mineral fiber, and metal panels, false ceilings can be customized to fit any design aesthetic, from sleek and modern to intricate and decorative patterns.
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Gypsum Board Ceiling
A gypsum board ceiling, also known as drywall or plasterboard ceiling, is a popular choice for modern interior design due to its versatility, durability, and ease of installation. Composed of gypsum plaster sandwiched between layers of paper, gypsum board ceilings offer a smooth and uniform surface that can be easily painted or finished to match any decor style. These ceilings provide a cost-effective solution for covering large areas and concealing wiring, plumbing, and HVAC components within the ceiling cavity. Additionally, gypsum board ceilings offer acoustic insulation properties, helping to reduce noise transmission between rooms or floors
Gypsum Board Partition
Gypsum board partitions are an efficient and flexible solution for creating interior divisions within a space without the need for traditional masonry construction. Made from gypsum plaster pressed between two thick sheets of paper, these boards are mounted on metal frames to form walls or partitions that can easily be installed in various configurations. This system is highly favored for its quick installation, cost-effectiveness, and minimal disruption compared to permanent walls. Gypsum board partitions offer excellent properties such as fire resistance, sound insulation, and the ability to accommodate electrical and data cabling neatly within the wall cavity.
Gypsum Board Designing
Gypsum board designing offers a creative and versatile approach to interior decoration, allowing for the creation of sophisticated, functional, and aesthetically pleasing spaces. Gypsum, a lightweight and adaptable material, is frequently used to construct false ceilings, partition walls, and decorative features such as cornices, mouldings, and built-in niches. Its smooth surface provides an excellent base for painting, wallpapering, or the application of other finishes, enabling designers to achieve a wide range of looks—from minimalist and modern to ornate and traditional. The material’s ease of cutting and shaping allows for intricate designs, including curved elements and geometric patterns, which can add depth and character to interiors
