TRE C · CORRIDOR CEILING SYSTEM

CORRIDOR

One family for corridors and linear spaces, available as a self-supporting lay-on solution or a swing-down HOOK-ON configuration.

CORRIDOR FAMILY

Two configurations, one CORRIDOR family.

The CORRIDOR family groups TRE C solutions developed for linear spaces. The self-supporting version uses planks supported by perimeter profiles without intermediate suspension; the HOOK-ON configuration adds hooked panels that can be removed or swung down for service access.

SELF-SUPPORTING CORRIDOR

Removable planks supported at the sides of the corridor. It is the simplest solution when the service void should remain free of transverse structure and every element must be readily accessible.

No intermediate suspension across the corridor
Every plank is removable
Flush or shadow-gap version
Lighting and diffuser integration
Micro-perforation and acoustic fleece options

CORRIDOR HOOK-ON

A technical-corridor configuration with hooked panels. Modules can be removed or swung down, simplifying frequent service access while maintaining an ordered surface.

Swing-down panels
Fast service access
Reduced maintenance time
Acoustic versions available
Lighting and diffuser integration

Choosing the configuration

Selection depends on clear span, geometry, inspection frequency, building services and the required architectural result. Both configurations can be coordinated with perforations, finishes and integrated components.

Materials and configurations

Galvanized / pre-painted steel

Aluminium on request

Finishes coordinated with perimeter profiles

Other project-specific configurations

CE · EN 13964

Constancy of performance for TREC CEILING SYSTEM.

TRE C holds certificate 0497/CPR/7627 to EN 13964:2014 under AVCP system 1. The certificate includes assessment of factory production control. The A2-s1,d0 performance and other stated data refer to the specific configuration described in the certificate; applicability must be checked against the required product configuration.

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