A linear ceiling refers to a ceiling design composed of long, narrow panels or slats arranged in straight linestypically running parallel to each other. It is a modern architectural feature used for both aesthetic appeal and functional benefits like acoustic control and service concealment.
ïï Types of Baffle Ceilings:1. Wooden Linear CeilingMade of galvanized/aluminium steel
Adds warmth and elegance to interiors.
Popular in residential and hospitality settings.
Aluminum or steel panels/slats.
Often perforated for acoustic absorption.
Common in commercial spaces, airports, and malls.
Engineered wood with veneer or laminate finish.
Budget-friendly alternative to solid wood.
Comes in various colors and wood textures.
Open-joint design: Slats spaced apart to reveal black acoustical backing or lighting elements.
Closed-joint design: Slats fitted edge-to-edge for a seamless look.
Curved or angled versions for dynamic architectural effects.
Visual elongation: Makes spaces feel larger or taller depending on slat orientation.
Acoustic performance: Especially with perforated panels or acoustic backing.
Easy access to utilities: If suspended, it allows for concealed MEP services.
Versatile lighting integration: Can accommodate cove lights, downlights, or track lighting.
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