Correct installation and reasonable maintenance are the key to ensure the long-term appearance and performance of the aluminum ceiling.

Aluminium ceiling installation and maintenance: ensuring long-term beauty and performance.
Points to consider when installing an aluminium ceiling:
Preparation before installation: Before installing the aluminium ceiling, clean the installation site to ensure the base is flat, dry and free of debris. At the same time, prepare the required aluminium ceiling materials, keels, accessories, etc., according to the design requirements, and check that they meet the required quality standards.
Keel installation: The aluminium ceiling installation usually requires the keel to be installed first. A light steel keel is a common type of keel. It should be installed flat and firmly, with a spacing deviation controlled within the allowable range of about 1.5 meters. The level at which the keel is installed directly affects the appearance of the aluminium ceiling, so the installation process must be carried out in strict accordance with the construction specifications.
Aluminium ceiling installation: install the aluminium ceiling on the keel one by one according to the design requirements. During installation, pay attention to the direction and position of the aluminium ceiling to ensure tight, flat joints. Some special types of aluminium ceiling, such as gusset plates and aluminium hanging pieces, require specific installation methods to ensure quality. When installing aluminium gusset plates, ensure there is a uniform gap between them to avoid uneven conditions.
After installing the aluminium ceiling, carefully treat the edges, corners and other parts to ensure an attractive overall finish. At the same time, check that the aluminium ceiling is closely connected to lamps, vents, and other facilities to prevent air and water leakage. During installation, decorative lines can also be added to the aluminium ceiling as required to enhance its decorative effect.
Maintenance method for aluminium ceilings:
Daily cleaning: cleaning an aluminium ceiling is relatively simple. Generally, it only requires a clean, soft cloth to gently wipe it down. A neutral detergent can be used to clean stained areas, but detergents containing corrosive components should be avoided to prevent damage to the aluminium ceiling's surface coating. During cleaning, take care not to apply excessive force to prevent scratching the surface.
Regular inspection: regularly check the aluminium ceiling for any signs of looseness, deformation, discoloration, etc. If any problems are found, they should be addressed promptly. Loose aluminium ceilings should be reinforced promptly; deformed aluminium ceilings should be repaired or replaced as necessary; and if the faded aluminium ceiling affects the appearance, it may be worth considering re-coating the surface.
In some humid environments, such as kitchens and toilets, attention should be paid to keeping the aluminium ceiling dry to avoid long-term ponding. Regularly check that the ventilation equipment in the toilet is operating normally to ensure that water vapor in the space can be discharged promptly. If condensation is found on the aluminium ceiling, wipe it clean promptly to prevent water damage.
Avoid impact from external forces: during use, avoid impact from external forces on the aluminium ceiling to prevent surface depression, deformation and other problems. When carrying furniture or other items, keep a certain distance from the aluminium ceiling to prevent collision. If the aluminium ceiling is damaged, it should be repaired promptly to avoid affecting the overall appearance and performance.