TYPES OF FALSE CEILING

Suspended ( Dropped ) Ceiling - A secondary ceiling constructed below the main ceiling ( True Ceiling ), often used in commercial buildings or residential properties to conceal duct work, wiring, or plumbing.

Coffered ceiling - Features a grid of recessed panels accented by beams, adding a touch of luxury. The beams can be decorative or structural and can help with sound dampening

Exposed Beam Ceiling - The structural joists and beams supporting the house are exposed internally, creating visual interest and adding a rustic or traditional feel .

Stretch ceiling - A modern all-in-one solution using a track installed around the perimeter walls and a PVC film clipped into each track, creating a seamless visual.

Cove Ceiling - A concave ceiling with curved edges instead of sharp angles between the walls and ceiling, often built using curved molding or framing.