False ceiling design is an architectural element used to create a second ceiling layer below the main ceiling of a room. It uses a network of metal frames or channels that are suspended from the main ceiling and covered with different materials such as plasterboards, gypsum boards, acoustic panels, or metal panels. The design of the false ceiling can be customized to create a range of effects, including curved or angular shapes, lighting fixtures, thermal insulation, or acoustic correction. False ceiling design is commonly used in commercial and residential buildings for aesthetic, functional, or practical reasons.
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