A strip ceiling, also called a linear ceiling, covers the soffit with parallel aluminium strips that run the length of the space. Jawdah Industrial Co. Ltd. produces three strip profiles from aluminium alloy 3005 or 3105, each with its own carrier: the C-type in 84C and 184C, the R-type in 84R and 134R with a 16 mm infill, and the V-type in 150V and 200V.
This category covers metal strip ceilings. The Jawdah product data contains strip ceilings only; there is no Jawdah mesh ceiling data, so mesh specifications are not given on this page and must be confirmed with the Jawdah team for any project that needs them.
Strip ceilings are built from long, narrow aluminium panels with formed edges. The strips clip onto carriers fixed at right angles above them, so the ceiling reads as a series of continuous lines. The profile of the strip edge, and whether a joint or infill sits between strips, gives each type its character.
Because the strips are long and light, a strip ceiling suits corridors, malls, transport buildings and covered external areas where a strong directional line is wanted. Individual strips can be released from the carrier for access to services above.