Striking, functional, and, in many cases, budget friendly; the linear ceiling is something we’re proud to supply and install here at SAS International.
A linear ceiling is made up of metal panels, affixed with pre-installed clips. Panels can be consistent in size, or vary to create a unique and contemporary look. Linear ceilings can differ in design and material, but they all have one thing in common; the gaps between the panels, which create that sense of space above the ceiling, bringing depth and character to a room.
In addition to transforming the look of a space, a linear acoustic ceiling can change the way sound travels within it too, which makes it perfect for commercial applications. The way that sound travels throughout a room can impact the comfort of those within it. Our linear metal ceiling system absorbs and redirects sound through the room, which hugely improves the acoustics.
The benefits of linear acoustic ceilings are both practical and aesthetic, providing a best-of-both-worlds ceiling solution to businesses, retail premises, and even publicly used buildings such as train stations. Here are the main benefits of commercial linear acoustic ceilings:
There’s no doubt about it; linear ceilings bring a contemporary feel to a space. From elongating it with long, slender panels, to bringing in depth through the gaps between them, linear ceilings can really complete a room in a way that generic ceiling tiles just can’t.
Whilst the hustle and bustle of a busy office is somewhat unavoidable, there are ways you can reduce the disturbance to those that need to get their head down, or have a quiet meeting - and linear acoustic ceilings are a brilliant way to do this.
We know that disruption to your commercial space is something you could do without, which is what makes linear ceilings an attractive option. Not only are they good to look at, but they’re quick and easy to install too, with pre-fixed clips that allow them to slot into place with ease.
Space for smoke extraction and lighting
Smoke detectors are a must, and linear ceilings can accommodate them discreetly, without impacting their function; ideal for use in corridors and high traffic areas. This goes for lighting too; it can be subtly included to be a natural part of the ceiling, for a seamless look.
We know that each project is different, and the time and effort involved in a linear ceiling installation depends on the size of the installation, the materials used, and the other works happening at the same time.
We ensure that we work closely with business owners and project managers to ensure not only the perfect type of linear acoustic ceiling for the application, but a smooth installation of it too.
Trusted for our technical expertise as well as our years of experience, your linear acoustic ceiling installation is in safe hands when you choose SAS. With sustained investment in innovation, we can offer up-to-date advice when it comes to the best type of ceiling for your space, and take pride in making your vision a reality to the highest standards.
Can I still access utilities through a linear acoustic ceiling?
Yes, easy access to cables, air conditioning, fire and smoke detection systems and more is still made available through linear ceilings.
How are linear acoustic ceilings installed?
Linear ceilings ‘snap in’, making them easy to not only install, but gain that aforementioned access to utilities.
How long do linear acoustic ceilings last?
This will vary from product to product, but many linear ceilings come with a life expectancy in excess of 25 years.
How do I go about working with you on a linear acoustic ceiling?
If you’re interested in transforming the look (and sound) of your space, give us a call; we’ll be happy to advise you based on your requirements, provide you with a price, and talk you through the next steps of the process.
How can I keep my linear acoustic ceiling budget-friendly?
Wider profiles can often make the price of a linear acoustic ceiling even more affordable - chat to us directly about costs.
The space I need a ceiling for is vast - can I still have a linear acoustic ceiling?
Yes! From shopping centres to train stations, larger spaces benefit from linear acoustic ceilings too.