False Ceiling Work

False ceiling work, also known as suspended or drop ceiling work, involves installing a secondary ceiling below the main structural ceiling. This type of ceiling is typically made from materials like gypsum board, plasterboard, metal panels, or mineral fiber tiles. False ceilings are used to conceal wiring, ductwork, and pipes, improve acoustics, provide thermal insulation, and enhance the aesthetic appeal of a space. They can also incorporate lighting fixtures, such as recessed lights or LED strips, to create a modern and stylish look. False ceiling work is popular in both residential and commercial interiors for its versatility and functional benefits.