Suspended ceilings for commercial spaces
Grid and tile ceilings are quick to install, give easy access to the services above, and suit offices, retail and industrial units. We install new systems, replace tired ones, and strip them out when a space needs something better.
Where a space is changing use, a suspended ceiling is often the first thing to go. We take it out cleanly and, if the new design calls for it, replace it with a plasterboard MF ceiling instead.
- W1New grid and tile ceilings
- W2Replacing damaged or dated tiles and grid
- W3Lights, vents and access panels built into the grid
- W4Strip-out ahead of refits and MF ceilings
- Typical projects
- Offices, retail units, industrial units and commercial refits.
- Coverage
- Warwickshire and the West Midlands
Suspended ceilings on site
Suspended ceilings: common questions
What is a suspended ceiling?
A suspended ceiling is a lightweight metal grid hung on wires or hangers below the structural ceiling, filled with lay-in tiles. The most common tile sizes in the UK are 600 x 600 mm and 1200 x 600 mm.
Why choose a suspended ceiling?
They are quick to install, hide services while keeping them easy to reach, and let you swap single tiles rather than redecorate a whole ceiling. Lights, vents, access panels, acoustic tiles and fire-rated tiles all fit into the grid.
Can you replace just the damaged tiles?
Yes. We replace damaged or stained tiles and sections of grid. If the original tiles are no longer made, re-tiling the area or renewing the grid often gives a better, more even result, and we will tell you which makes sense.
Can you remove a suspended ceiling and fit a plasterboard one?
Yes. When a unit changes use, the old grid ceiling is often the first thing to go. We strip it out cleanly and, if the design calls for it, replace it with a plasterboard MF ceiling, as we did for a beauty salon in Kenilworth.
The rest of the job
- 01 Drylining Plasterboard linings, insulation and resilient bars to walls and ceilings, boarded and ready to finish.
- 02 MF ceilings Metal frame plasterboard ceilings, from flat soffits to raised ceilings and lighting halos.
- 03 Partitioning systems Metal stud partitions built to the architect's drawings, for apartments, offices, studios and treatment rooms.
- 05 Carpentry First and second fix, timber cladding, doors, frames and finishing joinery.
- 06 Fit-out and refurbishment Electrics, flooring, plastering and decorating through trusted subcontractors, so you deal with one team.