Gypsum & Acoustic Ceilings

Gypsum and acoustic ceiling systems finish a room and, in the case of acoustic systems, reduce how much sound passes between it and the rooms or floors around it. It's distinct work from the aluminium and uPVC door/window fabrication covered elsewhere on this site.

The Range

We install plain gypsum board, suspended/drop ceilings and acoustic tile systems, and do decorative treatments.

Acoustic ceiling systems reduce sound transmission between rooms or floors, a genuine, general fact about the product category, not a claim specific to Century. Gypsum ceilings give a clean, paintable finish that conceals wiring and ductwork, which is why they're a standard choice for interior finishing generally.

01
Consult
Talk through the ceiling type and finish that suits the room.
02
Measure
We confirm the room's dimensions and any wiring or ductwork to work around.
03
Install
Our own fitters install your ceiling on site.
Gypsum & Acoustic Ceilings
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Do acoustic ceilings actually reduce noise between rooms?

Yes, acoustic ceiling systems are built specifically to reduce sound transmission between the room they're installed in and the rooms or floors around it.

What's the difference between gypsum and acoustic ceiling systems?

Plain gypsum ceilings are primarily a clean, paintable finish that conceals wiring and ductwork. Acoustic ceiling systems add sound-reduction as their main purpose, on top of finishing the ceiling.

What ceiling systems are available?

Plain gypsum board, suspended/drop ceilings and acoustic tile systems, plus decorative treatments.