Coffered PVC Ceiling Panel
- Profile Coffered — the section is shaped so the ceiling reads as a panelled plane rather than a flat sheet
- Face Recessed panel field with a raised border on each module
PVC-F1AC05
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PVC, bamboo fibre, coffered and acoustic ceiling panels for bathrooms, corridors and wet areas.
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Acoustic PVC Ceiling Panel
- Face Perforated — the holes are the absorber path, not a decorative pattern
- Backing Absorptive backing behind the perforated face closes the holes against moisture and dirt
PVC-776FE4
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PVC Ceiling Panel
- Face width 120 mm nominal, 9 mm profile
- Edge Tongue-and-groove — panels lock to each other and fix to battens without adhesive
PVC-F1E5D7
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Bamboo Fibre Ceiling Panel
- Core Bamboo-fibre composite, denser than a standard PVC ceiling sheet
- Stiffness The higher density is what reduces flex over a longer span
PVC-B49F32
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Sizes we produce
| Parameter | Values |
|---|---|
| Profile | Coffered — the section is shaped so the ceiling reads as a panelled plane rather than a flat sheet · Tongue-and-groove edge, concealed fixing; face width confirmed at quotation |
| Face | Recessed panel field with a raised border on each module · Perforated — the holes are the absorber path, not a decorative pattern |
| Edge | Tongue-and-groove between modules, concealed fixing · Tongue-and-groove — panels lock to each other and fix to battens without adhesive |
| Material | Bamboo-fibre composite — wood fibre bound in a polymer matrix · Bamboo-fibre composite — wood fibre bound in a polymer matrix, not a PVC-only sheet |
| Support | Battens at centres set to the span; the coffer border lands on the batten line · Battens at centres set to the span; sag is a spacing problem, not a material one · Wider batten centres are tolerable than a standard sheet, because the panel flexes less |
| Access | Demountable — plan the first module to come down for service access · Panels are demountable — plan the first run to come down for service access |
| Use | Interior ceilings where a panelled ceiling is wanted without a plaster coffer · Kitchens, corridors and service areas where noise matters and the ceiling stays moisture-proof · Interior ceilings, including bathrooms and kitchens · Interior ceilings over larger spans, where a standard panel would need extra battens |
| Standard | SGS tested. CE documentation supplied with EU-bound orders. |
| Backing | Absorptive backing behind the perforated face closes the holes against moisture and dirt |
| Limit | Takes the edge off a hard room; it is not a substitute for a panel with a stated NRC · Denser does not mean it cannot sag — the batten spacing still decides |
| Void | Needs a defined cavity behind, because the cavity is part of the absorption |
| Face width | 120 mm nominal, 9 mm profile |
| Thickness | 9 mm profile depth, including the tongue |
| Core | Bamboo-fibre composite, denser than a standard PVC ceiling sheet |
| Stiffness | The higher density is what reduces flex over a longer span |
Tolerances and densities vary by section profile. Send the drawing for the exact values on your order.
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