1. What Are Gypsum Tiles and Why Are They Used for False Ceilings?
Gypsum tiles are prefabricated panels primarily made from high-quality gypsum, paper, or special coatings. They're installed in a grid pattern on lightweight metal frames. Due to their low weight, easy installation, ability to be cut and shaped, and smooth, uniform surface, these tiles are a suitable alternative to traditional ceiling materials.
As a prominent manufacturer of gypsum tiles, Banasahan produces various types of tiles with diverse features, and choosing the right one depends on the project type and technical requirements.
2. Key Differences of Banasahan Gypsum Tiles
Banasahan gypsum tiles are generally available in two main categories:
2.1. Plain Tiles (Without Perforation)
This type of tile has a smooth surface without holes and is mostly used in spaces that require a clean and simple appearance. Plain tiles are a suitable option for residential and office projects seeking a minimalist look without complex details.
2.2. Perforated Tiles (Punched)
These tiles have regular holes on their surface, which, in addition to their aesthetic appeal, provide some sound absorption properties. Perforated tiles are very suitable for office spaces that need relative sound control and can help reduce sound reflection.
3. Important Criteria for Choosing Gypsum Tiles for False Ceilings
3.1. Space Usage
Residential Spaces: Aesthetic appeal, paintability, and easy installation are important. Plain tiles with a smooth surface are more suitable for rooms, halls, and reception areas.
Office Spaces: In addition to aesthetics, there's a need for relative sound control. Perforated tiles can help improve acoustic quality in these environments.
3.2. Resistance to Moisture and Heat
If the false ceiling is installed in locations where there is a possibility of contact with moisture (such as kitchens and bathrooms in residential or office projects), it is better to use moisture-resistant tiles. Banasahan offers these types of tiles in its MR product line.
Note that Banasahan gypsum tiles are not heat-resistant and are not recommended for high-temperature locations.
3.3. Dimensions and Thickness
The standard dimensions for Banasahan tiles are usually 60x60 cm, which are easily installed on grid frames. Tile thickness typically ranges from 8 to 12 mm and is chosen based on the application type and technical requirements.
4. Advantages of Using Banasahan Gypsum Tiles in False Ceilings
Lightweight: Reduces the building's dead load and makes installation easier.
Quick and Easy Installation: Reduces labor costs and project duration.
Smooth and Paintable Surface: Allows for diverse and beautiful interior designs.
Variety of Models: Allows choosing between plain or perforated tiles to match acoustic and aesthetic needs.
Replaceable Tiles: Enables easy maintenance and repair of the false ceiling.
5. Important Installation Tips for Gypsum Tiles
6. Specific Applications in Office and Residential Projects
6.1. Residential Projects
Use plain tiles in rooms and halls to create a smooth and uniform look.
In wet interior spaces like bathrooms, use moisture-resistant MR tiles.
6.2. Office Projects
Utilize perforated tiles to improve acoustic quality and reduce sound reflection.
Use plain tiles in office spaces that require a formal and simple look.
Install a false ceiling with easy access to installations, lighting, and ventilation systems.
7. Summary and Final Recommendation
Choosing the right gypsum tile for false ceilings in office and residential projects requires considering various factors such as space type, environmental conditions, acoustic needs, and aesthetics. Banasahan gypsum tiles, with their high variety, excellent quality, and full compatibility with lightweight metal structures, are an ideal option for all types of projects.
For expert consultation and more technical information about various types of Banasahan gypsum tiles, you can visit our contact page at banasun.ir/contact.