OELPE/BAUPLAN PETER ÖLLINGER

The porthole lights of the Maille Collection can be installed on either walls or ceilings, specifically when the width or height of the space does not allow you to install a wall light or traditional pendant light. The frieze around the porthole light casts a subtle halo for a truly beautiful graphic effect.

Suspending Ceilings An exposed white metal lay in ceiling grid supporting a drop in mineral fibre board tile. These are normally fire rated to underside of mezzanine. Column Cases Used to fire rate the columns of the mezzanine a one hour column case is constructed of 20mm Promalit or equivalent. Supplied in galvanised, white polyester or PVC, powder coated to match décor. Fascia One hour fire rated fascia constructed from ‘Glasroc’ multi-board. Fitted to all exposed edges of the mezzanine.

Rockwool suspended ceiling systems are a ceiling covering option generally used in modern buildings. These systems are used on the ceilings of offices, schools, hospitals and other commercial buildings. Rockwool suspended ceiling panels are among the popular ceiling covering options of modern buildings due to their advantages such as acoustic performance, aesthetic appearance and environmental friendliness.

Acoustic baffle ceiling panel is a ceiling panel generally used to reduce noise or improve acoustic performance. These panels are usually hung perpendicular to each other and hang from the ceiling surface. Therefore, they can be an effective solution to reduce echo and improve sound quality when used in areas with high ceilings.