Hook-On Ceilings

Yes, hook-on ceilings offer extensive design flexibility. In addition to rectangular panels, triangular, trapezoidal, and even free-form shapes in various sizes are possible. They can also be configured as closed ceiling fields.

Yes, Lindner hook-on ceilings are tested for special performance requirements. Available systems include options that are ball-impact resistant, wind-resistant, earthquake-resistant, sound-absorbing, and offer high fire resistance.

Hook-on ceilings are versatile ceiling systems that offer a uniform ceiling appearance. In these systems, ceiling panels are hooked into a typically concealed substructure. They stand out due to their flexible design options and functional adaptability.

Hook-on ceilings provide a seamless ceiling surface due to their concealed substructure, along with a wide range of design possibilities in terms of shapes, sizes, colors, and finishes. They are fully demountable by material type, reusable, and primarily made from recyclable metal. Additionally, certified systems are available for ball-impact resistance and wind uplift loads. Integration of lighting, ventilation, as well as heating and cooling systems is easily achievable.