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Plank Metal Ceiling Panel
Clean, continuous modern ceiling surface with wide-format plank panels from 100–300 mm wide, single-piece up to 6 m.
Certifications
- EN 13964
- EN 13501-1: A2-s1,d0
- ISO 9001 quality management
- CE (EU Construction Products Regulation)
The plank metal ceiling provides a clean, continuous suspended surface with planks 100–300 mm wide and single-piece lengths up to 6 m. Perforated planks with acoustic fleece reach NRC 0.75, with any RAL or wood-look finish and A2-s1,d0 fire class; production typically takes 2–4 weeks.
The plank metal ceiling system is a clean, continuous suspended ceiling solution formed by side-by-side wide-format strips — from 100 to 300 mm — produced as cassette (box plank) or flat profiles. Compared to linear ceilings it delivers a wider, tighter appearance, providing a clean architectural backdrop for offices, hospitals and educational buildings.
Panels are produced from AA3005/AA3105 aluminum or DX51D+Z galvanized steel (EN 10346) in 0.5–1.0 mm gauges, with single-piece lengths up to 6000 mm. Any RAL shade of powder coating, anodizing or wood-look lamination can be applied, and matte, satin and gloss options can be mixed within one design. The box plank profile provides higher body stiffness and a crisper seating than flat panels.
Where acoustics are needed, linear-perforated planks combined with acoustic fleece achieve NRC 0.55–0.75 absorption (ASTM C423), controlling reverberation in open offices and meeting areas. All components reach fire class A2-s1,d0 under EN 13501-1 and the system complies with the EN 13964 suspended ceiling standard.
Installation uses a clip-on concealed spring carrier: planks can be removed and refitted one by one, keeping every service point reachable. Carriers are levelled on an ASTM C635 compliant suspension; wall angles and finishing trims are produced in the same surface code. Linear luminaires and air diffusers align with the plank lines.
The maintenance-free, moisture- and corrosion-resistant surface keeps its as-new look for years. Open and cellular offices, hospital and clinic corridors, schools, hotel room corridors, retail areas and wide-span halls or terminals are typical applications. Production is typically completed within 2–4 weeks.
| Material | AA3005/AA3105 aluminum or DX51D+Z galvanized steel |
|---|---|
| Plank Width | 100 / 150 / 200 / 300 mm |
| Panel Length | Single piece up to 6000 mm |
| Panel Thickness | 0.5–0.8 mm steel; 0.6–1.0 mm aluminum |
| Surface Finish | RAL powder coating, anodized, wood-look; matte / satin / gloss |
| Acoustic Performance | NRC 0.55–0.75 (perforated planks + acoustic fleece) |
| Fire Classification | EN 13501-1: A2-s1,d0 |
| Installation System | Concealed spring carrier, plank-by-plank demountable |
| Weight | 2.8–5.0 kg/m² |
- Open-plan and cellular offices
- Hospital and clinic corridors
- Schools and university buildings
- Hotel room corridors
- Retail store areas
- Wide-span halls and terminals
- 100–300 mm width options for a clean, continuous surface
- Single-piece planks up to 6000 mm
- Box plank profile for high body stiffness
- NRC up to 0.75 with perforated planks and acoustic fleece
- Any RAL powder coating, anodized and wood-look finishes
- Plank-by-plank demountable mounting with full service access
- Aligned integration with linear lighting and diffusers
- EN 13501-1 A2-s1,d0 fire class and EN 13964 compliance
Installation & Application
- 1 Plank direction and the carrier axis are defined in the layout plan.
- 2 Hanger wires and ASTM C635 compliant carrier rails are set and levelled.
- 3 Wall angle profiles are fixed along the perimeter.
- 4 Planks are clipped onto the spring carriers starting from the wall; joints are aligned.
- 5 Linear luminaires and diffusers are aligned with the plank lines.
- 6 Level, joint and surface checks complete the installation.
FAQ
Panels are produced from AA3005/AA3105 aluminum or DX51D+Z galvanized steel (EN 10346) in 0.5–1.0 mm gauges; all components are fire class A2-s1,d0.
Standard widths are 100, 150, 200 and 300 mm with single-piece lengths up to 6000 mm. The 300 mm box plank profile is recommended where higher stiffness is needed.
All components are classified A2-s1,d0 under EN 13501-1; the carrier system is ASTM C635 compliant and the system is compatible with EN 13964.
Yes. Linear-perforated planks combined with acoustic fleece achieve NRC 0.55–0.75 absorption (ASTM C423), contributing to reverberation control in open offices.
The coated surface is wiped with a damp cloth; no repainting is needed. Because planks are individually removable, services are easy to reach and a damaged plank can be replaced on its own.
Wood-look lamination, anodizing and any RAL shade can be applied. Production typically takes 2–4 weeks depending on project scale.