Pressed ceilings, also known as tin ceilings, became popular soon after the American Civil War when, as the story goes, someone decided to tack up a scrap of metal to cover a hole in the ceiling. Next thing you know, somebody decided to embellish the impromptu repair work with a fancy design stamped into the metal.

Our metal ceilings have many advantages: they are longer lasting and more easily maintained than other materials; they won't crack, peel, flake, or drop chunks on the floor and they are richly ornamental and decorative.

Click the links to the left for detailed instructions on how to install pressed ceilings, for a full pressed ceiling product and price overview and details on how to contact us.

Gepersde staalplafonne is in Suid-Afrika in gebruik vanaf vroeg in die twintigste eeu. Voorbeelde kan gesien word in die Paleis van Justisie op Kerkplein asook in die Polisie-Museum in Pretoriusstraat - albei in Pretoria.

Staalplafonne verleen 'n besondere statigheid en bekoring aan vertrekke en is daarby ook besonder duursaam. Etlike gevalle is bekend waar 'n staalplafon verhoed het dat 'n brand van een vertrek na 'n volgende versprei.

Ons huidige reeks plafonpanele is meestal replikas van die wat gedurende die vorige eeu gewild was en word steeds vervaardig in imperiale afmetings.