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Transform your office with high-quality ceiling design and installation
Genesis Blinkfacilities has extensive experience in designing, supplying, and installing the right ceiling solutions for your workspace. Whatever your ceiling requirements, we have the expertise and team to deliver the right result.
When recommending the most suitable ceiling type, we consider key factors such as energy efficiency, acoustic performance, cost, and long-term maintenance. We offer a wide range of ceiling options, including:
Suspended Grid Ceiling | Plasterbaord Ceiling | Acoustic Ceiling
Suspended grid ceilings are the most commonly installed ceiling system in office environments.
Also known as false or drop ceilings, they are typically used to conceal wiring, heating, and ventilation services within the ceiling void. This type of ceiling also allows for the seamless integration of lighting, CCTV, smoke detectors, and other essential fittings.
As the ceiling tiles sit within a grid system, they can be easily lifted or adapted to accommodate fixtures, providing straightforward access for maintenance, repairs, or future modifications.
Plaster ceilings are an excellent way to add style and sophistication to an office space. They can be used to conceal wiring, lighting services, and air-conditioning systems, or to create decorative features that enhance the overall design.
Constructed from plasterboard fixed to a metal or timber framework, plaster ceilings give offices a clean, refined finish and instantly create a more polished and elegant appearance.
Once installed, plaster ceilings are typically painted, with white being the most popular choice. However, lighter or brighter colours can be used to make a space feel larger and more open. As plaster ceilings are finished in the same way as walls, they can also be decorated with wallpaper or fabric to achieve a more luxurious look.
Acoustic ceiling tiles are designed to reduce noise levels and improve sound quality within a space. They are commonly used in commercial environments, particularly offices, as well as schools, hospitals, recording studios, and home cinemas.
These tiles are typically manufactured from mineral fibre, fibreglass, or a combination of both. Fire-resistant acoustic ceiling tiles are also available where enhanced fire safety and compliance are required.
