Specialist fit-out / Above & around the room

Considered overhead.
Clean-lined below.

Suspended ceiling systems with coordinated LED lighting. Smooth, wipe-clean hygienic wall cladding for spaces that have to work hard and clean up well.

One coordinated team · Scope shaped around your room

Part-installed suspended ceiling grid with some panels in place and visible cabling overhead
01 / REAL INSTALLATION Suspended ceiling during fitting. The grid and services are still visible.

01 / Suspended ceilings

A ceiling that works with the room.

The grid is only the starting point. Panels, light fittings and access to the services above should be considered together, from layout through to final finish.

Grade A can deliver ceiling installation as part of a full fit-out or as a focused package, with electrical and lighting work coordinated where it forms part of the agreed scope.

01 / SYSTEM

Suspension grid & tiles

A measured grid layout and appropriate ceiling panels form a tidy, serviceable finish. Tile and grid specification follows the space and its performance requirements.

02 / SYSTEM

LED lighting

Coordinate recessed or integrated LED fittings with the grid and electrical layout, rather than treating the lighting as an afterthought.

03 / SYSTEM

Access to services

Where the chosen system allows, removable panels provide a practical route to inspect services above the ceiling.

02 / Hygienic wall cladding

A wall finish made to be cleaned.

Smooth hygienic wall sheets are bonded to prepared walls to create a durable, easy-to-wipe surface.

It is a practical alternative to conventional tiles in food-service and care settings when the material, joints, substrate and cleaning regime are specified for the actual room. Suitable sheet systems are typically grout-free and moisture-resistant; the right detailing depends on the selected product.

Designed for hygiene, not a promise of sterility.

Wipeable cladding supports cleaning. It does not stop dust settling, disinfect itself or make any room contamination-free; cleaning procedures and project-specific standards still apply.

Service room with white wall panels, suspended ceiling panels and visible equipment and pipework
02 / REAL INSTALLATION White wall panels and suspended ceiling in a service room; equipment and finishing work remain visible.
01 / WALLS

Smooth, wipe-clean finish

Hygienic wall sheets create a cleanable surface without the exposed grout lines associated with conventional tiled walls.

02 / WALLS

Bonded to prepared walls

Sheets are fixed using a suitable adhesive to sound, dry and properly prepared substrates, including plastered surfaces where the manufacturer permits.

03 / WALLS

Joints make the system

Corners, seams, penetrations and transitions need the correct trims or sealed joints for the specified wall system and its intended use.

03 / Where it fits

Built for the way a space is used.

Hygienic wall sheets and suspended ceilings can be specified separately or together. The right build-up depends on cleaning, moisture, fire, acoustic and maintenance requirements—not on a one-size-fits-all promise.

01 / FOOD

Kitchens & food service

Practical, easy-to-clean wall finishes for preparation spaces and back-of-house areas, with materials selected around heat and cleaning requirements.

02 / CARE

Healthcare & care

Cleanable surfaces for treatment, support and service rooms where the client’s infection-control and cleaning specification sets the standard.

03 / COMMERCIAL

Washrooms & workspaces

Durable wall finishes and coordinated ceilings for washrooms, staff areas and other hard-working interiors.

Ready to talk through the room?

Tell us what’s above. And what matters on the walls.

Share the room type, ceiling and lighting requirements, wall substrate, cleaning needs and any drawings. We’ll discuss the right scope and product specification with you.

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