Pack of 10 Paulownia Suspended Ceiling Tiles

18mm thick x 590mm x 590mm 

· 600mm x 600mm grid system

· 590mm x 590mm tile size

. 575mm x 575mm grid opening

· 10 Tiles in a Pack Covering 3.6m2 

· Easy to Cut to shape for Corners or Lighting 

· Bespoke made to measure sizing available

Our ceiling tiles can be supplied in natural unfinished Paulownia or they can be supplied coated with ENVIROGRAF spread of flame retarding varnish or paint.

Clear finish: 1 x coat of clear primer + 2 x coats of clear flame retarding varnish + 1 x clear top coat

Coloured stain finish: 1 x coat of non binding colour stain  + 1 x coat of clear primer + 2 x coats of clear flame retarding varnish + 1 x clear top coat

Painted finish: 1 x coat of white primer + 2 x coats of white flame retarding paint + 1 x white or RAL colour matched top coat

Paulownia ceiling tiles supplied coated with ENVIROGRAF varnish or paint to the above specifications will be issued with a British Class O and Euro Class B spread of flame to timber certificate for each individual project. 

DISCLAIMER The fire safety demands on suspended ceilings will depend on both the type of room and the building where they are to be installed. It is the buyer’s responsibility to check prior to installation the national building regulations to ensure that the ceiling tiles purchased do comply with all fire rating requirements. There are at least two requirements that should be  regarded as "compulsory" in all premises for suspended ceilings as regards to fire safety:

1. Suspended ceilings must only make a negligible contribution to the fire development and to the production of smoke. This is fulfilled by using a ceiling consisting of materials and surface linings complying with at least Euroclass B-s1, d0.

2. Suspended ceilings must not break and collapse during the early stages of the fire when the  evacuation and rescue operations can still be carried out. To pass this requirement a ceiling system should be able to withstand a heat exposure of approximately 300°Celsius.