Suspended Ceilings

Suspended ceiling tiles, also known as drop ceilings, are panels that are installed within a metal grid system to create a secondary ceiling below the main structural ceiling.

They are commonly used in commercial spaces likes offices, shops, schools, and hospitals for aesthetic and practical purposes. Ceiling tiles not only look good but also help with soundproofing, fire safety, and easy access to electrical or plumbing systems.

Suspended ceiling tiles offer several benefits, including improved sound insulation, fire resistance, easy access to utilities (like electrical wiring and plumbing), and a cleaner, more professional appearance.

Suspended ceiling systems help absorb sound, reducing noise levels and echo in a room. Certain tiles are specifically designed for superior acoustic performance, making them ideal for offices, classrooms, and other environments where noise control is important.

Many suspended ceiling tiles are made from fire-resistant materials, helping to slow the spread of fire and meet fire safety regulations. Always check the fire rating of tiles before purchasing.

Yes, suspended ceiling tiles can improve energy efficiency by providing additional insulation and reflecting light, which can reduce the need for artificial lighting and heating.

Regular dusting or vacuuming helps maintain their appearance. For stains or marks, gently wipe the tiles with a damp cloth and mild detergent.

Yes, there are moisture-resistant tiles designed for use in high-humidity areas such as kitchens, bathrooms, and swimming pools.

Yes, the ceiling tiles we supply meet all relevant UK building regulations, including fire safety and acoustic performance standards.

You can contact our sales team directly to discuss your project needs and receive a bulk order quote. We offer competitive pricing and nationwide delivery.

The majority of our ceiling tiles are available for next day delivery. You can find the lead time on a ceiling tile on the product page.