What are the types of ceilings and tips for purchasing ceilings?

Many people ignore the design of the roof when decorating. In fact, the ceiling will also add a certain effect to the interior. As long as it is used reasonably, it will have a good display. There are many materials used for ceilings. Consumers usually choose ceiling materials according to different spaces and uses. Let us learn about the types of ceilings and tips for purchasing ceilings.

1. What are the types of ceilings?

1. Ceiling: The ceiling is concave and convex. The concave and convex ceiling refers to a form of ceiling with a concave or convex structure on the surface. This kind of ceiling has a complex and changeable shape, a strong sense of layering, and is suitable for halls, foyers, and restaurants. , and other top decorations. It is often used in conjunction with lamps (chandeliers, ceiling lamps, downlights, spotlights, etc.).

2. Ceiling: Ceiling grid, grid ceiling is a form of ceiling that uses grid-shaped beams to guide the shape or make false grid beams for the shape of the top surface. Lamps and single-layer or multiple decorative lines can be used for decoration, enriching the shape of the ceiling or reasonably zoning the room.

3. Ceiling: Flat type. Flat type suspended ceiling refers to the surface without any shapes and layers. This type of top surface structure is flat, simple, neat and generous, and the materials are less expensive than other suspended ceiling forms. It is suitable for ceiling decoration in various living rooms. . It is commonly made of various types of decorative boards, and can also be painted, spray-coated, or pasted with wallpaper, wall coverings, etc. (Gypsum board splicing is recommended for latex paint to facilitate the treatment of cracked joints.) When splicing wooden boards, the joints must be treated strictly and must be treated with water glue or epoxy resin.

4. Ceiling: suspended type

Suspended ceiling is a form of ceiling that hangs various plates, metals, glass, etc. on the structural layer. This kind of ceiling is full of changes and dynamics, giving people a refreshing aesthetic feeling. It is often used for ceiling decoration in hotels, concert halls, exhibition halls, film and television halls, etc. It is often illuminated by various lights to produce unique shapes, full of artistic interest of light and shadow.

2. Tips for purchasing suspended ceilings

1. There should be a Tianchi on the suspended ceiling. Nowadays, many floors are less than 2.6 meters from the ground to the ceiling. If the ceiling is suspended, it will inevitably appear depressing, affecting the circulation of air and making the residents feel uncomfortable, which in turn affects the mood of daily life and work. The false ceiling is too low to accommodate the roof beams, which is not suitable in terms of angle or design. In this case, a ceiling shape with low sides and high middle can be used. In this way, it is not only visually more comfortable, but also the concave position in the middle of the ceiling forms a "tianchi" that collects water, which is of great benefit to the house. If you hang a magnificent crystal lamp in the water-gathering "Tianchi", it will have the finishing touch. However, do not install mirrors on the ceiling. This is a taboo.

2. A round daylight chandelier should be installed in the living room. The interior must give people a bright feeling, so the lighting in the living room should be sufficient. Dimness will affect career development. The choice of lighting fixtures on the ceiling of the living room is very important. It is best to use round chandeliers or ceiling lights, because the round shape has the meaning of perfection. Some living rooms that lack sunlight are dim and unclear, and it is easy to feel depressed if you stay there for a long time. How to choose a suspended ceiling? In this case, it is better to hide fluorescent lamps in the wooden grooves on the four sides of the ceiling to fill in the light. This kind of light is refracted from the ceiling, soft and not dazzling. The light emitted by fluorescent lamps is closer to sunlight, which is more suitable for living rooms that lack natural light.