Sufity Rastrowe

An open raster ceiling is distinguished by the presence of visible openings between the structural elements, through which you can see the engineering systems or building elements. This type of ceiling gives the room an industrial, rough style, which is especially in demand in modern interior solutions for lofts and minimalist spaces. In contrast, a closed raster ceiling has a more sophisticated appearance, since all structures are hidden behind solid panels. This option is often chosen for rooms where aesthetics are important, such as executive offices, conference rooms and prestigious retail spaces.

Materials used in the production of raster ceilings can include aluminum, steel, wood and even plastic. Aluminum ceilings are lightweight, corrosion-resistant and easy to install, making them an excellent choice for commercial spaces. Steel ceilings have increased strength and are often used in industrial areas where reliability is important. Wooden ceilings add warmth and natural aesthetics, which is ideal for residential and public spaces.