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Clip-in

Stylepark-ID:	04.1600.10425
Categories:	Interior construction ›Ceiling ›Ceiling facings

Product description

Kreon Clip-in ceiling is a metal suspended ceiling with a concealed grid. Tiles are clipped into this grid forming a uniform surface. Various colours, dimensions and perforations are available to personalize the ceiling according to the customer’s demands. Clip-in ceiling has been designed to seamlessly integrate building services such as lighting, ventilation, heating/cooling and audio. One of the key features of the Clip-in system is the ‘shadow gap’, a visible spacing of 6mm between tiles. This accentuates the joints between tiles giving a unique character and a stylish look to the ceiling. The Clip-in system allows easy re-arrangements of the ceiling layout in case of modular spaces. The Clip-in tiles can easily be dismounted to allow access to the ceiling void.

■ Concealed grid
■ Grid sizes W 100-800mm, L 500-1800mm or custom sizes up to 2400mm
■ Modular design
■ Easy installation and maintenance
■ Seamless integration of all building services
■ Sound absorption class A
■ Durable build

Specifications

Length	500 - 1800 mm / 500 - 2400 mm
Width	100 - 800 mm

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