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Wooden Ceiling
Wood-finish ceiling panels that add warmth and texture to living and dining spaces.
About This Option
A wooden ceiling adds warmth and texture overhead using timber battens, veneer-faced panels, WPC planks or laminate-finished sections, usually applied across part of the ceiling rather than the whole area. Slatted batten runs are the most common treatment because the rhythm gives a room direction and the gaps can conceal cove lighting or absorb some sound. Real timber and veneer need a stable substrate and a sealed finish, since ceilings collect heat and, in older buildings, moisture from the slab above, so treated ply or WPC is specified wherever dampness is a risk. Every panel is independently anchored into a supporting framework, because a ceiling failure is a safety issue rather than a cosmetic one. Wooden ceilings work especially well over dining tables, above the bed in a master bedroom, and in entrance foyers where a defined overhead zone is useful.
What's Included
- —Zone selection and batten or panel layout drawing
- —Material choice: timber batten, veneer, WPC or laminate
- —Treated substrate specification for moisture safety
- —Independent anchoring of every panel to the framework
- —Cove or grazing light integration between battens
- —Sealed protective finish
- —Junction detailing with adjoining gypsum or POP areas
- —Load and fixing safety verification
- —Installation, finish inspection and handover
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