Suspended ceilings are ceiling systems where ceiling panels are installed on a metal frame under the existing ceiling base. They help tohide technical installationsimprove acousticssimplify access to ventilation/lighting and provide an aesthetic, professional result.

Application: offices, schools, retail spaces, medical institutions, restaurants, etc.

Rivers 5 offers suspended ceilings from two leading manufacturers:

• Armstrong ceilings — classic, high-quality ceiling panels and systems;
• Zentia ceilings — a modern, technically high-quality family of mineral ceiling solutions with various acoustic and design options.

Armstrong suspended ceilings are:

• Widely usedAnd proven solutions,
• Excellent acousticsand acoustic control,
• Easy access to architectural and installation areas,
• High reliability and durability.

This combination makes Armstrong ceilings one of the most popular choices in commercial spaces.

Zentia produces a wide range of mineral ceiling panels, which are distinguished by:

• Various acoustic and sound absorption options;
• Decorative and functional modules (e.g. Prestige, Aruba, Oplia and other collections);
• Manufacturer’s solutions for use in offices, public buildings or for special needs.

Both Armstrong and Zentia offer ceiling panels with good levels of sound absorption and sound damping.

• Armstrong systems provide good acoustics in offices and public spaces.
• The Zentia collection, Prestige and Aruba, is designed with acoustic performance and sound control for a variety of needs.

The choice depends on the project:

• Armstrong — classic, widely tested systems with stable quality and acoustics.
• Zentia — a modern and flexible range of solutions with various panel types, acoustic classes and design options.

Both manufacturers provide professional solutions for commercial premises and public buildings.

Yes – a typical suspended ceiling installation begins with the installation of a metal frame, followed by the installation of panels into the system. Both Armstrong and Zentia systems are designed to have reasonable project costs and fast installation.

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Both Armstrong and Zentia provide the opportunity to find a solution according to these factors.

Regular maintenance is simple:

• dusting or light cleaning,
• replacing damaged panels,
• accessibility for under-ceiling installations.

Both manufacturers provide easy access and replacement.

Yes, Rivers 5 provides consultations and helps you choose a suitable solution from both the Armstrong and Zentia product ranges, taking into account the specific requirements of the project.

All Armstrong and Zentia mineral fiber and metal ceiling tiles are classified as non-combustible materials. In addition, the suspended ceiling system itself, consisting of ceiling tiles and suspended structures, is fireproof and provides additional protection for the building structure in the event of a fire.

According to the EN-13501-1 standard, the fire resistance coefficients of Armstrong and Zentia ceilings are Euroclass A1 and Euroclass A2, depending on the material from which the panels are made.

Today’s stringent hygiene and safety regulations in the food and healthcare industries require ceilings to meet high hygiene standards. In addition, in the electronics, fiber optics, pharmaceutical and computer industries, finishing materials must meet the “Class 100 clean room” standard. Armstrong and Zentia offer materials that meet this standard and the highest hygiene requirements.

Suspended ceilings last an average of 20–30 years if they are made of high-quality materials and professionally installed. The longevity is affected by the ceiling structure, the panels used, the quality of the installation and the operating conditions of the room. Modern suspended ceilings are resistant to moisture, temperature fluctuations and mechanical stress. In the event of damage, it is possible to replace individual elements without dismantling the entire ceiling system, which significantly extends the overall service life.