Hollow wood-plastic ceiling tubes for decorative beams and suspended runs. Nine sections from 25 × 50 to 50 × 150 mm.
50 × 150 mm section · interior ceiling
50 × 90 mm section · interior ceiling
50 × 75 mm section · interior ceiling
50 × 60 mm section · interior ceiling
40 × 45 mm section · interior ceiling
40 × 25 mm section · interior ceiling
25 × 100 mm section · interior ceiling
25 × 80 mm section · interior ceiling
25 × 50 mm section · interior ceiling
| Parameter | Values |
|---|---|
| Section | 50 × 150 mm, supplied made to order to the run length · 50 × 90 mm, supplied made to order to the run length · 50 × 75 mm, supplied made to order to the run length · 50 × 60 mm, supplied made to order to the run length · 40 × 45 mm, supplied made to order to the run length · 40 × 25 mm, supplied made to order to the run length · 25 × 100 mm, supplied made to order to the run length · 25 × 80 mm, supplied made to order to the run length · 25 × 50 mm, supplied made to order to the run length |
| Weight class | Heaviest tube in the range — the hanger carries the section, so it fixes back to structure · Lightest in the range — the one for a low ceiling where depth is scarce |
| Suspension | Needs its own hanger at the layout spacing, not a ceiling grid · Suspended detail — hangs on hangers below the slab rather than fixing tight to it · Batten or direct fix; hangers set out along the run where the ceiling is suspended · Batten or direct fix; on a wide face, a wave in the hanger line shows in the ceiling · Light-to-medium section: batten or direct fix, hangers at the layout spacing · Light section: direct fix to slab or batten, no independent frame normally needed |
| Ventilation | Ventilated profile, for a deep beam line over a correspondingly deep void · Detailed so air can move through the ceiling zone instead of sitting against the slab |
| Use | Large commercial ceilings where the beams are the main feature · Long runs and repeat layouts where installation time is the constraint · Ceilings where the beam line sits below services, or a suspended rhythm is the design · Standard decorative ceiling beams, single runs or a coffer grid · Ceilings over kitchens, bathrooms and plant rooms · Broad low-profile beams, and tubes grouped into a coffer grid · Circulation routes and commercial ceilings where a fire class is written into the spec · Small decorative beams, coffer infill and shallow ceiling zones |
| Standard | SGS tested. CE documentation supplied with EU-bound orders. |
| Maintenance | Wipe clean. No paint or oil finish required. |
| Install | Easy-install detail — the profile seats onto its fixing in one movement |
| Fixing | Needs the fixing the profile was designed for; a generic bracket loses the benefit |
| Why it pays | Repetition: the saving shows on a repeated ceiling, not on a single room |
| Void | Creates a service void between the tube line and the structure; the depth is set by the hanger |
| Load path | A hanging tube carries load into the hanger, so set hangers out and fix back to structure |
| Visual weight | The narrow end of the 50 mm-deep family — the face that will not dominate a low room · Wide face at shallow depth — a broad beam line without dropping the ceiling much |
| Role | The middle of the range: deep enough to read as a beam, light enough for a standard void |
| Rot | Composite core does not rot — the fixings and any timber batten behind it are what fail |
| Fixings | Use non-corroding fixings in a damp void; the tube is the part that survives |
| Exposure | Damp ceilings: bathrooms, pool halls, plant rooms, semi-external soffits |
| Note | In a pool hall tell us the environment — chlorine makes the fixing the critical item |
| Installation risk | Insulation or a batten across the openings closes the air path — keep both ends clear |
| Limit | Helps the void dry; it does not replace mechanical extract sized for the room |
| Deflection | Depth governs stiffness, so a wide shallow tube deflects more over the same span |
| Fire | Class B option available on this section — confirm the class the project requires |
| Compound | Flame-retardant additive in the compound, so a site cut does not expose untreated material |
| Form | Hollow four-face wood-plastic profile, finished on all sides, so it reads as a beam |
Tolerances and densities vary by section profile. Send the drawing for the exact values on your order.
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