Between the suspension and the panel
Carriers & Runners
The sections the panels attach to. Which one a ceiling takes is decided by the panel type, not by the span.
What this group does
Carriers are what makes a ceiling system a system. A clip-in panel snaps onto a sprung tee runner, a lay-in panel drops into an exposed grid, a hook on panel is fastened to paired Z sections, and an open cell ceiling is nothing but carriers. Because the carrier is chosen by the panel, it is not a part you substitute: the profile and the panel edge are designed against each other.
By system
Which ceilings
take these parts
Clip In Ceiling
- Spring Tee Runner
- 38 Main Carrier
Combination Ceiling
- Spring Tee Runner
- 38 Main Carrier
Lay In Ceiling
- Cross Tee
- 38 Main Carrier
Baffle Ceiling
- 38 Main Carrier
- 38#B Main Carrier · For the extruded series
- Panel Carrier · For the cold-rolled series
Strip Ceiling
- 38 Main Carrier
- Panel Carrier · Shape depends on panel type
Open Cell Ceiling
- 38 Main Carrier
- Open Cell Carrier · Shape depends on panel type
Hook On Ceiling
- Z-Carrier A
- Z-Carrier B
Other part types
The other
the assembly
Brackets & Hangers
The pieces between the carrier and the structure above, and the clips that hold a panel to its carrier.
5 parts
Connectors
Splices that join two lengths of carrier into a continuous run.
4 parts
Fixings
What the suspension is anchored with at the slab.
2 parts
Trim & Seals
Perimeter angle, end caps and the gasket that closes the joint between panels.
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