Specifier’s Guide: Metal Ceiling Solutions

SPECIFIER'S GUIDE: METAL CEILING SYSTEMS

Enterprise Architectural metal ceiling systems stand out as a top choice in modern architecture, combining premium style with compliance, durability, and functionality.

In this guide, we explore the benefits, types, features, and suspension methods to guide you in selecting the ideal metal ceiling system for your next project.

BENEFITS
CEILING TYPES
Enterprise 200 metal panel ceiling with exposed grid
Lay-In

Description: Panels lay-in an exposed Top Hat or T bar grid

Applications: Commercial offices, retail, healthcare, and education

Features: Modularised straight lines, easy access for maintenance and services, lift and tilt access

Products: Enterprise 200, Enterprise 220

Enterprise 240 metal panel ceiling with exposed service zone panels
Lay-On

DescriptionPanels lay-on an exposed profile or service panel

Applications: Commercial offices

Features: Linear or modularised layouts, tiles are flush with grid, service integration ease, lift and tilt access

Products: Enterprise 230, Enterprise 240

Enterprise 300 metal panel ceiling with concealed grid
Clip-In

Description: Panels clip-in to a fully concealed grid

Applications: Commercial offices, food preparation areas, healthcare and education

Features: Enhanced security, easy to clean, ideal for reduced ceiling void depths, clip-out access using access tool

Product: Enterprise 300

Enterprise 320 metal panel ceiling with concealed grid
Hook-On

Description: Panels hook-on to a fully concealed grid

Applications: Commercial offices and lobbies, retail, airports and train stations

Features: Flexible design options, hook-on connection allows for large and varied panel sizes, easy installation and removal, lift and tilt access

Products: Enterprise 310, Enterprise 320

Enterprise 400 batten ceiling system
Linear Battens

Description: Long, narrow battens suspended to create continuous lines

Applications: Commercial offices and lobbies, hospitality, public buildings, airports and train stations

Features: Versatile design and layout options, ideal for partially concealing elements (e.g. services) above a decorative ceiling, various access hatch options can be supplied or cut on site for project requirements

Product: Enterprise 400

Enterprise 420 acoustic baffle ceiling
Acoustic Baffles

Description: Perforated panels with acoustic infill suspended vertically from the ceiling

Applications: Commercial offices, hospitality, public buildings, education, airports and train stations

Features: Great acoustic ceiling alternative to a metal panel ceiling system, flexible modular or continuous layout options, easy access for maintenance

Product: Enterprise 420

Enterprise 500 open cell ceiling system
Open Cell

Description: Open cell panels lay-in a T bar grid

Applications: Commercial offices, retail, hospitality, airports and train stations

Features: Enhanced airflow and ventilation, seamless effect, easy access to services above the ceiling, lift and tilt access

Product: Enterprise 500

SUSPENSION METHODS
Enterprise 200 mesh panel ceiling solution
exposed grid

A visible modular or linear grid designed for lay-in or lay-on panels, easy to install and access services above the ceiling

Enterprise 320 metal panel ceiling in commercial office
concealed grid

A seamless surface with no visible grid, designed for clip-in and hook-on panels, with installation and removal facilitated by the connection detail

Enterprise metal ceiling system at Findon Technical College
DIRECT FIXED

Panels or components are installed directly to the ceiling structure. Suitable for semi-external applications or low ceiling heights where a suspended grid is not feasible

Metal ceiling systems provide a versatile, durable, and contemporary solution for a wide range of architectural and design needs. Whether your priority is aesthetic appeal, acoustic performance, or longevity, understanding the different types, applications, and benefits of metal ceilings will help you make the right choice for any space.