Ceiling systems

Architectural Stainless Steel Ceiling

Custom stainless steel ceiling solutions for hotels, malls, offices, and luxury interiors. Available in multiple patterns, finishes, and PVD colors to meet different architectural design requirements.

30 Products
Stainless Steel ceiling

30 Products

Stainless Steel ceiling

Mirror Stainless Steel Ceilings
Mirror ceiling panels reflecting tall columns and lights in an interior

Mirror Stainless Steel Ceilings

Water Ripple Stainless Steel Ceilings
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Water Ripple Stainless Steel Ceilings

Stainless Steel Honeycomb Ceilings
Rounded rectangular mirror ceiling modules above a public passage

Stainless Steel Honeycomb Ceilings

Perforated Stainless Steel Ceilings
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Perforated Stainless Steel Ceilings

Custom-Shaped Stainless Steel Ceilings
Curved canopy edge with bronze folded metal soffit modules

Custom-Shaped Stainless Steel Ceilings

CEILING SYSTEMS — MADE TO ORDER

Custom Stainless Steel Ceiling Systems

We manufacture stainless steel ceiling panels and feature ceiling systems for architectural interiors. Panel dimensions, surface patterns, finishes and fabrication details can be customized according to the ceiling design and project drawings.

Panel Types

Flat, water-ripple, perforated, mesh and custom-shaped ceiling panels.

Surface Finishes

Brushed, mirror, textured and decorative PVD finishes.

Colors

Silver, gold, bronze, dark tones and project-specific finish options.

Custom Fabrication

Panel size, edges, openings, curves and connection details can be coordinated with the ceiling layout.

APPLICATIONS

Architectural Ceiling Applications

Stainless steel ceilings can be used as complete ceiling surfaces or as decorative feature elements within a larger ceiling system.

Hotel lobbies
Reception areas
Restaurants and bars
Retail spaces
Office interiors
Corridors and entrances
Feature ceilings and recessed ceiling areas

FAQ

What drawings do you need to quote a custom metal ceiling?

Please share the reflected ceiling plan, ceiling levels and sections, room dimensions, panel pattern and finish references, quantities, support concept, site access and programme. Lighting, sprinklers, diffusers, speakers and maintenance openings should be shown on the latest coordinated service drawings.

When should metal ceiling panels be released for fabrication?

Release should follow approval of the ceiling layout, service locations, support details, access strategy and representative sample or mock-up. Late changes to lights, air devices or maintenance openings can alter panel divisions and finished appearance.

How do you keep joints aligned across a large ceiling?

Use a shared setting-out grid and agreed zone boundaries. Shop drawings should identify standard, edge, curved and removable panels, with joint lines coordinated around columns, lights and perimeter closures. A representative mock-up helps the team judge the finished field from normal viewing positions.

Can perforated metal ceiling panels improve acoustics?

They can be part of an acoustic ceiling assembly, but perforation alone does not establish sound absorption. The opening pattern, backing, insulation, cavity and tested assembly all matter. If an acoustic target is specified, ask the project acoustician to approve the complete build-up and supporting test data.

Are perforated ceilings suitable for sound isolation or an airtight ceiling?

An open perforated panel is not an airtight or sound-isolating layer. If the project needs sound separation, airtightness or a thermal boundary, those functions must be provided by a separately designed assembly behind or above the decorative ceiling.

How are maintenance access panels integrated without disrupting the pattern?

Access points should be located on the coordinated ceiling plan before panel fabrication. Removable modules can be detailed within the panel grid, but the required clear opening, safe removal method and service clearance must be confirmed with the responsible MEP and facilities teams.