Corridor System - Hook On

Corridor System - Hook On

Celebretto's Corridor System - Hook on is a corridor ceiling suspension system which eliminates the need for threaded rods and vertical hangers. Long span ceiling designs can be accommodated. This ceiling design provides unlimited access to the underside of the slab. 

 

Choose USG ME as ceiling panels suppliers! Our metal ceiling solutions deliver acoustical performance to meet the needs of every project, with a range of sound-absorbing backing options, from contractor grade to high sound control that meets UL and Fire codes. 

 

The perimeter trimmings sustain the metal ceiling panels as they freely splay from wall to wall. This ceiling is an affordable solution that can be erected fast and easily. Lifting and removing individual ceiling panels is possible. 

 

Celebretto’s Corridor System is a ceiling that freely stretched along a corridor, with continuous wall profiles and movable wall connections. Each ceiling panel can be separately swung down and moved on the longitudinal or short side using an operational tool.

SAR 1.00
In stock
SKU
corridor-hook-on-main
Overview

Celebretto's Corridor System - Hook on is a corridor ceiling suspension system which eliminates the need for threaded rods and vertical hangers. Long span ceiling designs can be accommodated. This ceiling design provides unlimited access to the underside of the slab. 

 

Choose USG ME as ceiling panels suppliers! Our metal ceiling solutions deliver acoustical performance to meet the needs of every project, with a range of sound-absorbing backing options, from contractor grade to high sound control that meets UL and Fire codes. 

 

The perimeter trimmings sustain the metal ceiling panels as they freely splay from wall to wall. This ceiling is an affordable solution that can be erected fast and easily. Lifting and removing individual ceiling panels is possible. 

 

Celebretto’s Corridor System is a ceiling that freely stretched along a corridor, with continuous wall profiles and movable wall connections. Each ceiling panel can be separately swung down and moved on the longitudinal or short side using an operational tool.

Specifications

 

Corridor Ceiling features

  • Free span solution - eliminates the need for threaded rods and vertical hangers 
  • Quick installation of metal ceiling 
  • Ideal for corridors that have condensed MEP fixtures 
  • Total access to ceiling void allowing easy maintenance 
  • By providing you with all the advantages of the Corridor System in particular proportions, it enables you to design original ideas. 
  • When too much weight is hanging from a suspension system because of specially sized panels, a heavy duty clip-in profile that is a great option and easy to apply is utilized. 
  • Aluminum, stainless steel, and galvanized steel 
  • Acoustic fleece has high acoustic performance up to w: 1,00. 
  • Freely spanned construction. 
  • Compensation of tolerances on the wall is possible due to an adjustable wall connection. 
  • Hygienic and easy to clean. 
  • Environmental Product Declaration. 

 

Corridor metal ceiling applications

  • Airports 
  • Hospitals 
  • Schools  
  • Business & residential towers 
  • Hotels 
  •  
Documents Files
Ceiling Specification Format (CSI)
Sustainability tool
Sales Offices

Your nearest sales office in Turkey

USG Middle East - Turkey

P.O.BOX: Turkey Turkey - Simirna Endüstriyel Kimya San. ve Dış Tic. A.Ş. A.O.S.B, 10040. Sk. No:9, 35620 Atatürk Osb/Çiğli/İzmir

Your directions:

Change to walking, cycling, public transport or driving.

Q & A
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
ASK A QUESTION

Q1: What materials are metal ceiling tiles made of?

A: Metal ceiling tiles are made from various metals such as aluminum, steel, and stainless steel.

Q2: What designs and finishes are available for metal ceiling tiles?

A: Metal ceiling tiles come in a variety of designs and finishes, including plain, perforated, and embossed patterns. They can be customized to match any space's decor and can be painted or coated for specific colors and textures.

Q3: Do metal ceiling tiles have good sound reflection properties?

A: Yes, metal ceiling tiles have good sound reflection properties, making them ideal for spaces that require good acoustics, such as concert halls, airports, banks, and theaters.

Q4: Are metal ceiling tiles fire-resistant?

A: Yes, metal ceiling tiles are fire-resistant and can help slow down the spread of flames. They are rated as Class A fire-resistant, the highest rating possible.

Q5: Are metal ceiling tiles sustainable?

A: Yes, metal ceiling tiles are a sustainable choice as they can be recycled at the end of their life cycle.

Q6: How do you clean and maintain metal ceiling tiles?

A: Metal ceiling tiles are durable and easy to clean and maintain. They can be wiped down with a damp cloth or vacuumed to remove dust and dirt.

Q7: What are the installation options for metal ceiling tiles?

A: Modular metal tile ceiling systems are easy to install and can be configured in various ways to suit the needs of any space. Special designs may require professional installation.

Q8: Where are metal ceiling tiles commonly used?

A: Metal ceiling tiles are suitable for a wide range of applications, including commercial buildings, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, and residential spaces.

Q9: Are metal ceiling tiles suitable for outdoor installations?

A: Yes, certain metal ceiling tiles are designed for outdoor use, as they are built to withstand various weather conditions and offer durability and aesthetics.

Q10: Can metal ceiling tiles be customized?

A: Yes, metal ceiling tiles can be customized to meet specific design requirements, including size, shape, and finishes.

Q11: Are metal ceiling tiles suitable for high-humidity environments?

A: Yes, certain metal ceiling tiles are designed to be resistant to moisture, making them suitable for installation in high-humidity environments such as bathrooms or swimming pool areas.

Q12: Do metal ceiling tiles require any special maintenance over time?

A: Metal ceiling tiles generally require minimal maintenance. However, periodic inspections for any signs of corrosion or damage are recommended, especially in areas exposed to harsh environmental conditions.