What are the differences between aluminum ceilings and wooden ceilings in terms of durability?

Durability is a crucial factor when choosing a ceiling material, and this is where the fundamental differences between aluminum and wood become apparent. Wood, despite its natural beauty, is an organic material prone to many problems. It can be affected by moisture, causing swelling, warping, and rotting over time. It is also susceptible to insect attacks such as termites and requires regular maintenance such as repainting or polishing to maintain its appearance and protection. In contrast, our aluminum ceilings offer exceptional durability. Aluminum is an inorganic material, meaning it is completely immune to rot and insect pests. It does not absorb moisture, so it will not warp or deteriorate in humid environments such as bathrooms and kitchens. The final coatings applied in our factories are resistant to peeling and fading, ensuring that the ceiling retains its elegant appearance for decades without the need for costly maintenance. This makes aluminum a smarter and more sustainable investment for the future.