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Can non-standard or irregular ceiling grids in old buildings be matched with custom aluminum panels?
Yes. Buildings constructed before standardized grid modules became common—such as 600×600 mm or 300×300 mm systems—often have irregular spacing that doesn’t match off-the-shelf panel sizes. In these cases, the existing grid centers are measured directly on site and used to generate custom panel dimensions rather than forcing a standard module into the space.
Where the old suspension system is too corroded or deformed to reuse, a new compatible grid is specified alongside the panels, matched to the original hanger point spacing wherever possible to avoid modifying the roof or ceiling structure. Adjustable hanger rods, typically accommodating ±15–20 mm of vertical correction, help absorb minor unevenness between the new grid and the original structural deck.
The result is a panel layout custom-fit to the specific irregularities of that building, rather than a generic module applied uniformly across the ceiling plane.
