12th Book of Ideas focuses on monolithic ceilings

Armstrong Ceilings has unveiled its 12th Book of Ideas, which comprises a series of interactive themed presentations focusing on monolithic ceilings.

Monolithic ceilings contribute towards the sustainable, acoustic and visual comfort of a space by using special edge details or large ceiling module solutions, according to the company.

The website facility showcases a number of European projects using 3D animations.

These illustrate, for example, how to use Armstrong's Vector edge to virtually conceal the grid, enabling a monolithic ceiling that also guarantees full access to the plenum.

The crisp, clean detailing of the edge reduces the visible width of the grid to form a plain, smooth ceiling that looks as if it is freely suspended from wall to wall.

The 3D animations illustrate how to use large board edge ceiling modules to create a monolithic finish and how - using Armstrong's Tech Zone, a solution to design contemporary, technical zones with the integration of service elements - to integrate continuous technical features for a clean visual.

Finally, the Book of Ideas illustrates how to use Armstrong's designer grid to create a design feature with a thinner reveal effect.

Previous Armstrong books have focused on environmentally friendly options, acoustics, wellbeing in the workplace and the company's range of canopy systems.

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