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What we mean for false ceiling?
A false ceiling, also called suspended ceiling or dropped ceiling, means a metal grid supporting light panels which in turn may be of different materials including plastic, metal, mineral fiber, tin, hardwood and so on.
Expanded metal ceilings are usually installed in buildings such as offices and commercial premises, but their use in the home is also starting to catch on.
The expanded metal ceilings of Fils are famous for combining functionality and aesthetics in a totally new way. The architects with whom we collaborated greatly appreciated the versatility of our product (If you are interested about expanded metal click here).
Thanks to the customisation of our metal mesh in terms of pattern, specifications and finish, you can get the result you want without any problem and without waste, offering you completely tailored solutions for your projects.
If you are looking for a mesh ceiling with great visual impact thanks to 3d effects of our mesh and easily adaptable to any architectural style, a suspended ceiling is the ideal solution. Thanks to this structure, lighting fixtures can be accomodated and utility plant hidden.
In addition to the aesthetic advantages, expanded mesh ceilings are functional for other reasons such as:
If you want an expanded metal ceiling is important to turn to specialized companies to ensure that the installation is carried out correctly (and in general this is important for any ceiling).
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