Cleaning and maintenance procedures vary depending on the ceiling material. Most of our ceiling tiles can be cleaned with a soft brush attachment on a vacuum cleaner or with a slightly damp cloth. For more stubborn stains, specific cleaning solutions may be recommended based on the ceiling material. Detailed cleaning and maintenance instructions are provided with our products and are available on our website.
The lifespan of our ceiling products depends on the material, environmental conditions, and maintenance. Under normal conditions, our ceiling systems can last 20-30 years or more. Metal and wooden ceilings typically have longer lifespans than mineral fiber or fiberglass products. All our products come with warranties ranging from 10 to 30 years, depending on the product line.
Some of our ceiling tiles can be painted, while others should not be. Mineral fiber and certain metal ceiling tiles can typically be painted with latex paint, but this may affect their acoustic properties and fire ratings. We recommend consulting with our technical team before painting any ceiling tiles. Alternatively, we offer many of our products in a wide range of colors and finishes, eliminating the need for painting.
Replacing damaged ceiling tiles in a suspended ceiling system is relatively simple. Gently push the damaged tile up and tilt it to remove it from the grid, then insert the new tile by tilting it diagonally through the grid opening and laying it flat on the grid. For other ceiling systems, replacement procedures may vary. We provide detailed replacement instructions on our website, and our customer service team is available to assist with specific questions.
We don't directly provide maintenance services, but we can recommend qualified professionals in your area who specialize in ceiling maintenance and repairs. For commercial clients with large installations, we offer maintenance programs through our network of service providers. These programs include regular inspections, cleaning, and necessary repairs to keep your ceiling system in optimal condition.