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Ceiling Tile FAQs
What are the most popular ceiling tile sizes?
What are the most popular ceiling tile sizes?
The most popular ceiling tile sizes are 600x600mm and 600x1200mm. These standard dimensions fit most suspended ceiling grids and are widely used in both commercial ceiling tiles and residential ceiling tiles. The 600x600mm tiles are ideal for smaller spaces, while 600x1200mm tiles cover larger areas more efficiently with fewer seams.
How much do ceiling tiles cost per square metre?
How much do ceiling tiles cost per square metre?
Ceiling tile prices typically range from £1-£4 per square foot for basic mineral fibre tiles, £5-£9 per square foot for plastic tiles, and £8-£20 per square foot for premium options like MDF. The total cost depends on tile material, size, special features, and quantity ordered.
What types of ceiling tiles are available?
What types of ceiling tiles are available?
Common ceiling tile types include mineral fibre tiles (most affordable, excellent acoustics), fiberglass tiles (moisture and fire resistant), metal tiles (durable, modern appearance), plastic/PVC tiles (waterproof, easy to clean), and plasterboard tiles (paintable, professional finish). Each type offers specific benefits for different applications.
When should ceiling tiles be replaced?
When should ceiling tiles be replaced?
Replace ceiling tiles when they show water stains, cracks, sagging, discoloration, or structural damage. Also replace tiles that no longer meet current fire safety requirements or when upgrading for better acoustic performance. Individual tiles in suspended systems can be easily replaced without affecting the entire ceiling.