How does aluminum ceiling compare to gypsum ceilings in integration with recessed lighting?

Aluminum ceilings outperform gypsum ceilings in integrating recessed lighting thanks to their engineering precision and design flexibility. In gypsum ceilings, creating cove lighting requires building additional wooden or metal structures and forming gypsum boards around them, a highly skilled and time-consuming process. The end result is often uneven, and cracks may appear where the surfaces meet over time. In contrast, our aluminum ceiling systems are designed with integration in mind. We can manufacture special channels and profiles that are seamlessly integrated into the ceiling system. These profiles are factory-precisely dimensioned, ensuring straight lines and sharp, clean edges that are not easily achieved with gypsum. These channels can be designed to perfectly fit standard LED light strips, simplifying installation and ensuring even light distribution. Aluminum's metallic surface also helps dissipate heat generated by the lighting, prolonging the life of the LEDs. This precision and ease of integration make aluminum the most sophisticated and professional choice for implementing modern recessed lighting designs.