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creating expressive cei l ings

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Expressivegypsumceilings


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C o n t e n t s

PrefaceDanoline, history, possibilities Page 3

ProductsSUSPENDED CEILINGS

Contur 600 Page 12

Linear 600 Page 16

Markant 500 and 600 Page 20

Belgravia 600 Page 26

Plaza 600 Page 30

Danoline tiles 600, White and Metallic Page 34

Danoline tiles 600, Medley Page 36

ACCESSORIES

Danopor Page 40

SELF-SUPPORTING CEILINGS

Corridor 300 Page 42

Corridor F30 Page 46

Corridor Swing 600 Page 50

LININGS

Danopanel Page 54

Combipanel Page 58

Designpanel 900 and 1200 Page 62

Tectopanel Page 66

Contrapanel Page 70

Kinopanel Page 74

DESIGNELEMENTS

Curvex Page 78

Mitex Page 80

Solopanel and Stratopanel Page 82

Properties

SURFACING

Gypsum as a natural palette Page 88

ACOUSTICS

Gypsum regulates sound Page 90

FIRE

Gypsum as natures sprinkler Page 98

INDOOR CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT

Gypsum can breathe Page 100

LOAD-BEARING CAPACITY AND WEIGHT

Gypsum as a weightlifter Page 102

MOISTURE

Gypsum as a natural skin Page 104

LUMINOUS REFLECTANCE

Gypsum mirrors the light Page 106

PerforationsPerforations and patterns Page 111

Globe, G Page 112Quadril, Q Page 113

Micro, M Page 114

Designpanel Page 115

Cleaning and maintenanceSuspended and Self-supporting ceilings Page 118

Ceiling linings, acoustic and plain Page 119

SummarySuspended ceilings Page 122

Linings Page 124

Self-supporting ceilings Page 126

Designelements Page 127

Accessories Page 128

H o w t o u s e t h e i n d e x

All information in the index is ge neral directions about the Danoline products. There may be project-specific details which

have not been accounted for. It is a foregone conclusion that users of Danoline data have technical building skills and that

t hey have t he u sual p ro je c t r e sponsi bi li ty . In fo rmat ion on our web si te w w w . d a n o l i n e . c o m i s always up to dat e

and applicable. Our technical service department is always at your disposal with further information and guidance.


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The difference between the ordinary and the unique may

lie in the tiny details. The obser vers feeling of harmony

in a building, the surprise when his eye spots a solution

that is slightly more beautiful than expected at first sight.

Architecture is impressive when functionality blends with

aesthetics and form a perfect whole.

All the elements of a building must form integral parts

of the whole, allowing the expression of the architects

language of form and original intention. The ceili ng must

be characterised as a not quite inessential feature of the

whole building. When dealing with plaster board ceilings

Danolines multiple resources are at your disposal any

time. We are pleased to offer you a developing partnershipany time to help you achieve your specifications and meet

your wishes in terms of architectonic solutions. If you

think Danoline as early as in the ini tial concept, you will

benefit most from our experience and technical know-how.

We are competent sparring partners who create i ndividual

products. Helping you turn your creative conceptions into

implementible solutions would be a pleasure to us.

Plaster is a flexible material which can easi ly be moulded.

In the Danoline ceilings we take advantage of the

mouldable properties of the material by punching holes

and patterns which add a different dimension of aesthetics

to the plaster. At the same time this material offers a

number of good properties which in their manner add to

the building.

Y o u r w a y s o f c r e a t i n g e x p r e s s i v e c e i l i n g s m a d e o f p l a s t e r b o a r d p a n e l s s t a r t h e r e

Plaster gives good opportunities for creating speci al/unique

solutions that meet your specifications and wishes as to

ceiling expression. At Danoline we stress continuous product

development to ensure that we meet the continuous

requirements of beautiful and persuasive solutions.

Plasterboards for the manufacture of Danoline ceilings

have been developed by Knauf Danogips, the leading

Scandinavian producer of plasterboards. Danoline s and

Knauf Danogips efforts within product development and

production have secured our position as partners to any

type of building project in Northern Europe.

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1165:

Architect: Semren Arkitektkontor, Gteborg

Project: Ungdoms bolig, Gteborg - Sweden

Product: Designpanel 1200

F o r g o o d r e a s o n s p l a s t e r h a s b e e n t h e p r e f e r r e d m a t e r i a l f o r c e i l i n g s f o r c e n t u r i e s

Plaster forms a natural part of modern building design,

but as a material it dates back in history. For centuries

plaster has been used to meet both functional and aesthetic

requirements of buildings. Plaster has been used in as

different places as decorative ceilings in the beautiful

Italian and French Renaissance palaces as for the pyramids

in Pharaonic Egypt. Wherever it has been used, builders

have had the ability to exploit its characteristic properties

to create outstanding results.

The method used to process gypsum is quite simple, and

this is the most essential reason why it was known as a

building material way back. The use of plaster found favour

in earnest in the antique Roman culture around the year

0 A.D. At that time many buildings were made in marble

and then covered with a thin coat of plaster and painted

in bright colours. At the same time the great flexibil ity

and mouldability of the plaster meant that this material

was widely used for stuccowork inside buildings. Plaster is

suitable for detailing, and it was therefore used for the fine

and artistic ornamentation and embellishments on walls and

ceilings, which may be seen in Italian Baroque and Rococo

architecture. This material allowed for the cre ation of

reliefs and ornamentation which had an outstanding impact

on the rooms, whereas their weight was unsubstantial.

In year 1775 French Lavoisier found the chemical formulafor gypsum which paved the way for industrial processing

of the material. Plaster is made from the gypsum stone

mineral which is found naturally in Germany, France and

Italy. Gypsum stone is converted into burnt gypsum via

heating, crushing and mixing with water. The material then

solidifies in the shape which it is in.

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1290

1276 1157

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1276:

Architect: Erik Eriksen, Grlse

Project: Daginstition, Maglekrvej, Grlse - Denmark

Product: Danopanel - G1, R

1157:

Architect: MA Arkitekter, Bors

Project: Hgskolan i Bors- Sweden

Product: Corridor Swing 600 - Q1

1290:

Architect: S og I arkitekter

Project: OBH Gruppen, Odense - Denmark

Product: Contur 600 - M1 , Designpanel 900 - M1F

1287:

Architect: Hune & Elkjr

Project: Korsvang, Assens - Denmark

Product: Tectopanel - G1

1284:

Architect: Rudolf Lolk A/S

Project: Arkitektfirmaet Rudolf Lolk A/S, Esbjerg - Denmark

Product: Designpanel 1200 - M1F

1137:

Architect: Wingrd Arkitekt kontor

Project: Astra Zeneca tnghuset, Gteborg - Sweden

Product: Mitex - R

N o w o u r e x t e n s i v e a s s o r t m e n t o f p l a s t e r b o a r d p a n e l s a f f o r d s

e n d l e s s d e s i g n o p t i o n s

Smooth surfaces and clean lines are characteri stics

of contemporary beautiful, minimalist buildings and

the simplistic expression of the plaster contri butes to

architectonic clarity. It is possible to cr eate elements which

recede into the background and do not distract attention

from the architectonic expression of the r oom. With plaster

the strict and minimalist expression is preserved and the

extensive mouldability of the material also affords wide

opportunities for creating individual solutions with a high

degree of detailing.

The great flexibility of the material, means that

functionality and aesthetics can form a synthesis so the

finish of the room becomes just as intended. With Danolineceilings there are infinite combinations of expressions,

as the surface of the plaster allows for the application

of many types of paint, foils or punchings, so it may be

adapted fully to the expression of the room.

Beside the evident aesthetic advantages of using plaster,

this material also offers a number of other properties which

contribute favourably to the building. Gypsum is a natural

material with a long life and it is environmentally friendly.

Plaster can emit and adsorb vapour which makes it play

an important part if the building is to have a good indoor

climate.

Plaster also affords good acoustic properties. The different

types of perforation offer varying properties in the form of

sound absorption and reflection, in this way ceiling panels

can tune the room and render fine acoustic conditions . The

reflection of light is also easily i nfluenced by the use of

plaster as the surface structure appears highly varied and

with different reflective properties, depending on the type

of paint applied.

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1287

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Products

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Contur gives the appearance of a monolithic surface

finished with fine line markings. The perforations on Contur

appear more distinctly than on other types of ceilings

and aesthetically, therefore, will accentuate the acoustic

solution selected.

Choosing fixed dados, arches or folded plaster achieves

an elegant framework to the ceiling. Contur produces a

concealed grid appearence, and is similar to Danopanel and

Tectopanel.

E x p r e s s i o n a n d a c o u s t i c s e n h a n c e d b y t h e s u b t l e p e r f o r a t i o n o n C o n t u r

1149:

Architect: Liljewall Arkitekter, Gteborg

Project: Biotechhuset, Gteborg - Sweden

Product: Designpanel 900 - M2F

1324:

Architect: Dall & Lindhardtsen

Project: Nrum Gymnassium - Denmark

Product: Contur 600 - G1

1278:

Architect: Dall & LindhardtsenProject: Holbk Sygehus - Denmark


1223:

Architect: Sisustusarkkitehdit Gullstn-Inkinen Oy

Project: Teknos Oy, Rajamki, paint factry - Finl and


Contur 600

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600

Max.600

600

Max.600

600 1200

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S u s p e n s i o n s y s t e m

The spacer bars shall be fixed max. 100 mm from the

hangers. At joints of main T-runners, hangers shall be fixed.

The suspension hanger must be fixed to the main r unner

at 1500 mm centres and not less than 100 mm from the

wall angle.

Measurements are in mm.

Drawing no.: 10

D e t a i l

Cross section 4,Contur 600, with shadow edge tr im.Drawing no.: 10.2.006

Cross section 3,Contur 600, with shadow edge tr im.Drawing no.: 10.2.005

Longitudinal section,Contur 600, with shadow edge tr im.

Drawing no.: 10.2.004

Longitudinal section,Contur 600 with painted fix frieze of gypsum boardscrew-fixed on 35 mm T-profile.Drawing no.: 10.2.003

Cross section 2,Contur 600 with painted fix frieze of gypsum boardscrew-fixed on 35 mm T-profile.Drawing no.: 10.2.002

Cross section 1,Contur 600 with painted fix fr ieze of gypsum boardscrew-fixed on 35 mm T-profile.Drawing no.: 10.2.001

P e r f o r a t i o n

Globe: G1

Quadril: Q1

Micro: M1

Regula: R

Other perforation patterns are manufactured to

order. Please see section Perforations.

P r o d u c t

S i z e s

600 x 600 x 12.5 mm

625 x 625 x 12.5 mm

Other sizes on request.

D r a f t s p e c i f i c a t i o n

Danoline Contur 600, M1, 600 x 600 x 12.5 mm,

White painted as standard, for concealed 24 mm

suspension systems.


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S t o r a g e & I n s t a l l a t i o n

Storage and installation should not be carried out in rooms with a relative humidity greater than 70%, unless otherwise stated,

see section Moisture . It is equally important to take account of other work such as technical installations before installation

of the ceiling is carried out. It is important for the end result that the ceiling tiles are installed at right angles, this makes

installation quicker and easier. It will facil itate inspections to installations above the ceiling as removal of the tiles will be

easier. It is not recommended that ceil ings are installed at a temperature consistantly over 50C.

C o m p o n e n t s

MAIN RUNNER

Part no.

85030W x L x H

24 x 3600 x 38

ADJUSTABLE HANGERS

Part no. Length

11022 120-200

11030-99 200-270

11030 250-320

11040 250-440

11070 380-690

11090 500-940

11120 750-1210

11150 750-1440

11200 1000-1940

SPACER BAR

Part no.

8260013

8269913

L

600

300

SHADOW LINE

EDGE TRIM

Part no.

1459

W x L x H

12 + 19 x 3050 x 10 + 24

WALL ANGLE

Part no.

1438

W x L x H

19 x 3050 x 32

I n s t a l l a t i o n

C o m p o n e n t s

Suspension grid, hangers

etc. are made from

galvanised steel. The

exposed sections are

painted in CMC 001 Global

white (equivalent to NCS

0902 G48Y).

S e t t i n g o u t The position of the wall trimshould be marked on the wallsand columns. The bottom flangeof the perimeter tr im is the levelof the proposed ceiling.

S u s p e n s i o n H a n g e r s The adjustable hangers shouldbe fixed with eye screws, anglebrackets or similar. If directhangers are used they shouldbe screwed to the soffit. It isimportant that the suspensionis plumb. The main runners arefixed parallel at 300 mm or 600

mm centres.

C h e c k i n g t h es u s p e n s i o n s y s t e ma n d s p a c e r b a r When the suspension systemis installed, the levels and

angles should be checked andif necessary the hangers adjusted.The spacer bar should be installedat a maximum of 100 mm fromthe hangers and with a distanceof max. 1500 mm c/c.

W a l l T r i m The wall angle should be fixedat max. 300 mm centres. Atcorners the tr im should be mitredaccurately.

M a i n r u n n e r The suspension hanger must befixed to the main runner at 1500mm centres and not less than100 mm from the wall angle.

T i l e s The level of the tiles should bechecked when the installation iscompleted.Gloves should be worn at all

times when handling the tiles anda saw or knife used to cut thetiles to size.

L a y o u t Generally start setting out fromthe centre of the room ensuringthat perimeter edge cuts areof equal size on both sides ofthe room.The positioning of light fittings,ventilation units and sprinklerheads should be considered at

this stage.

J o i n i n g t h e M a i nR u n n e r s The main runners haveinterlocking tongues at bothends enabling them to be joined

together, an additional hangermust be used at this point.

Contur 600

A A


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Linear is perceived as floating, self-contained panels,

defined by sharp, almost navigationally con tinuous

alignments. Diagonal to the alignments, the ceiling gives

the appearance of large interconnected surfaces. Th e ceiling

is wellsuited to renovating existing ceilings and on account

of its styling is very simple to mount and demount. Linear

almost covers the grid system. This has the advantage of

concealing old grid.

The option of having an installation height of just 63

mm ensures greater floor-to-ceiling hei ght, thus providing

improved space for engineering installations. In addition,

the ceiling can be painted while actually in the rail system.

The design and assembly clips prevent the board frombeing pushed up out of the rail system during cleaning and

painting.

G e o m e t r i c a l c h a r a c t e r i s t i c s e m p h a s i z e d b y t h e s h a r p e d g e s o f t h e i n d i v i d u a l L i n e a r b o a r d

1124:

Architect: KHR ArkitekterProject: Arlanda Pir F/5:an - Arlandaflygplats - Sweden

Product: Linear 600 - M1

0950:

Architect: CF Mller

Project: Vejle Sygehus - Denmark

Product: Linear 600 - G1

Linear 600

0950

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600

Max.600

600

Max.600

6001200

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Globe: G1

Quadril: Q1

Micro: M1

Regula: R



P r o d u c t

S i z e s

600 x 600 x 12.5 mm

D r a f t s p e c i f i c a t i o n ,

Danoline Linear 600, M1, 600 x 600 x 12.5 mm,

White painted as standard, for exposed 24 mm suspension

systems.


Cut cross-Tees may not exceed 600 mm, and shall be made

from 1200 mm cross-Tee. The suspension hanger must be

fixed to the main runner at 1200 mm centres and not le ss

than 400 mm from the wall angle.

Danoline recommends the use of suspension systems with

straight connections between main runners and cro ss tees,

so any differences in levels are avoided, i.e. the suspension

systems components are all at the same level.


Drawing no.: 15

D e t a i l

Linear 600, with fr ieze of Plaza 600 Regula, plain.


Linear 600 with painted fix frieze of gypsum boardscrew-fixed on 35 mm T-profile.Drawing no.: 15.2.005

Linear 600, with intermediate fr ieze of Plaza 600 Regula.



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C o m p o n e n t s


MAIN RUNNER

Part no.

85030

W x L x H

24 x 3600 x 38

ADJUSTABLE HANGERS

Part no. Length

11022 120-200

11030-99 200-270

11030 250-320

11040 250-440

11070 380-690

11090 500-940

11120 750-1210

11150 750-1440

11200 1000-1940

CROSS TEE

Part no.

85130

85230

85430

W x L x H

24 x 300 x 38

24 x 600 x 38

24 x 1200 x 38

SHADOW LINE

EDGE TRIM

Part no.

1459

W x L x H

12 + 19 x 3050 x 10 + 24

WALL ANGLE

Part no.1420

W x L x H24 x 3050 x 24

C o m p o n e n t s


etc. are made from





0902 G48Y).








this stage.

W a l l T r i m The wall angle should be fixedat max. 300 mm centres. Atcorners the tr im should be mitredaccurately.

S e t t i n g o u t The position of the wall trimshould be marked on the wallsand columns. The bottom flangeof the perimeter tr im is the levelof the proposed ceiling.Note: The underside of thefinished ceiling will be 11 mmlower than the underside of the

wall tr im.

S u s p e n s i o n H a n g e r s The adjustable hangers should befixed with eye screws, brackets orsimilar. If direct hangers are usedthey should be screwed to thesoffit. Start with the first hangernot more than 400 mm from thewall in the longitudinal directionof the main runner, and then at a

maximum of 1200 mm centres.If additional f ixtures are fixedto the suspension system, extrahangers should be used.

M a i n r u n n e r The profiles are fixed in parallelwith centres of 1200 mm, or600 mm. The main runners haveinterlocking tongues in both

ends and can therefore be lockedtogether.

C r o s s - T e e s The cross-Tees are installed byinserting snap-in tongues into thecorrect slot on the stalk of themain runner and are locked into

position by a slight downwardpressure. If the cross-Tee is notcontinued into the adjoiningmodule, the tongue has to besplit and bent flat.

C h e c k i n g t h eS u s p e n s i o n S y s t e m When the suspension systemis installed, the levels andangles should be checked and

if necessary the hangers adjusted.

T i l e s The tiles are fitted into the system from below, with an upwardmovement.Slide in one side of the tile until it is supported by the grid, bring thetile level and then slide in the opposite side.

To demount ti les apply upward pressure. Slide the tile out, move itforward, to the side and then let the tile drop below.Gloves should be worn at all times when handling the tiles and a saw orknife used to cut the tiles to size.

Linear 600

A A


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Markant is the classic ceiling solution, featuring str ong

shaded markings between ceiling panels.

The ceiling will often be se en fitted into a pattern adapted

to the shape of the room, thus achieving a lightness and

dynamic of design.

The bevelled edges of the ceili ng panels ensure easy,

straightforward assembly, and combined with r ecessing into

the suspension system this provides a directionally stable

ceiling.

C l a s s i c a l c e i l i n g s o l u t i o n a c h i e v e d w i t h M a r k a n t ,6 0 0 m o d u l e s a l l o w u p g r a d i n g t o s w i n g f u n c t i o n

1269:

Architect: Dissing og Weitling

Project: Rdhusparken, Glostrup - Denmark

Product: Markant 600 - M1

9999:

Architect: Interoc, StockholmProject: Konferensrum Interoc, Stockholm - Sweden

Product: Markant 600, Swing

0990:

Architect: Fich og Bengaard

Project: Knud Engsig A/S, Aalborg - Denmark

Product: Markant 500 - G1

Markant 500 and Markant 600

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Max.600

600

Max.600

6001200

22


Globe: G1

Quadril: Q1

Micro: M1

Regula: R


order. Please see section Perforations..

P r o d u c t

Sizes

600 x 600 x 12.5 mm

600 x 1200 x 12.5 mm

625 x 625 x 12.5 mm

625 x 1250 x 12.5 mm


600 x 600 x 12.5 with swing function, S24


Danoline Markant 600, G1, 600 x 600 x 12.5 mm,

(12.5 x 610 x 610 mm) White painted as standard,

for exposed suspension systems 15/24 mm for module

600 (24 mm for module 610).



from 1200 mm cross-Tees. The suspension hanger must be


than 400 mm from the wall angle.Measurements are in mm.

Drawing no.: 20

D e t a i l

Markant 600, with fr ieze of Plaza 600 Regula.


Markant 600, with wall tr im.


Markant 600, with shadow edge trim.


Markant 600 with painted fix frieze of gypsum boardscrew-fixed on 35 mm T-profile.Drawing no.: 20.2.002


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C o m p o n e n t s


MAIN RUNNER

Part no.

85030

W x L x H

24 x 3600 x 38

MAIN RUNNER

Part no.

750030

W x L x H

15 x 3000 x 38

ADJUSTABLE HANGERS

Part no. Length

11022 120-200

11030-99 200-270

11030 250-320

11040 250-440

11070 380-690

11090 500-940

11120 750-1210

11150 750-1440

11200 1000-1940

CROSS TEE

Part no.

85130

85230

85430

W x L x H

24 x 300 x 38

24 x 600 x 38

24 x 1200 x 38

CROSS TEE

Part no.

751130

751230

751430

W x L x H

15 x 300 x 38

15 x 600 x 38

15 x 1200 x 38

WALL ANGLE

Part no.

1420

W x L x H

24 x 3050 x 24

WALL ANGLE

Part no.

1438

W x L x H

19 x 3050 x 32

SHADOW LINE

EDGE TRIMPart no.

1459

W x L x H10 + 24 x 3050 x 12 + 19

C o m p o n e n t s


etc. are made from





0902 G48Y).








this stage.

W a l l T r i m The perimeter tr im is f ixed tothe wall at maximum 300 mmcentres. At corners the angleshould be mitred accurately.


S u s p e n s i o n H a n g e r s The adjustable hangers shouldbe fixed with eye screws, anglebrackets or similar. If directhangers are used they should bescrewed to the soffit. Start with thefirst hanger not more than 400 mmfrom the wall in the longitudinaldirection of the main runner, and

then at a maximum of 1200 mmcentres. If additional fixtures arefixed to the suspension system,extra hangers should be used.

C r o s s - T e e s The cross-Tees are installed byinserting snap-in tongues into thecorrect s lot on the stalk of themain runner and are locked into




T i l e s The level of the tiles should bechecked when the installation iscompleted. Gloves should be wornat all times when handling the

tiles and a saw or knife used tocut the tiles to size.

M a i n r u n n e r The main runners are installedparallel to each other at distances1200 mm, or 600 mm, c/cdepending on system module.

The main runners haveinterlocking tongues in both ends,and can be locked together.

Markant 600

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500

Max.500

500

Max.500

5001000

24


Globe: G1

Quadril: Q1

Micro: M1

Regula: R



P r o d u c t

S i z e s

500 x 500 x 9.5 mm


Danoline Markant 500, G1, 500 x 500 x 9.5 mm,

White painted as standard, for exposed 15 mm suspension

systems.


Drawing no.: 25






D e t a i l

Markant 500 with perimeter of cut Markant Regula.


Markant 500 with perimeter of Plaza Regula.Drawing no.: 25.2.002


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C o m p o n e n t s


MAIN RUNNER

Part no.

750010

W x L x H

15 x 3000 x 38

ADJUSTABLE HANGERS

Part no. Length

11022 120-200

11030-99 200-270

11030 250-320

11040 250-440

11070 380-690

11090 500-940

11120 750-1210

11150 750-1440

11200 1000-1940

CROSS TEE

Part no.

751210

751410

W x L x H

15 x 500 x 38

15 x 1000 x 38

WALL ANGLE

Part no.

1438

W x L x H

19 x 3050 x 32

SHADOW LINE

EDGE TRIM

Part no.1459

W x L x H

12 + 19 x 3050 x 10 + 24

C o m p o n e n t s


etc. are made from





0902 G48Y).








this stage.

W a l l T r i m The perimeter tr im is f ixed tothe wall at maximum 300mmcentres. At corners the angleshould be mitred accurately.



then at a maximum of 1000mmcentres. If additional fixtures arefixed to the suspension system,extra hangers should be used.







M a i n r u n n e r The main runners are installedparallel to each other at distances1000 mm, or 500 mm c/cdepending on system module.


Markant 500

A A


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Belgravia is the ceiling with a grid system that is semi-

recessed. Supplied with tegular and bevelled edges, the

tiles guarantee a very directionally stable ceilin g and are

less sensitive to damaging the edges.

As they are being installed, they fall into place in the

suspension system with distinct ease and simplicity.

E a s y a n d e f f o r t l e s s p e r f o r m a n c e s e c u r e d b y t h e g e o m e t r i c a l c h a r a c t e r i s t i c s o f B e l g r a v i a

1201:

Architect: Arkkitehtitoimisto Larkas & Laine Oy

Project: Kontor bygning, Outokumpu - Finland

Product: Belgravia 600 - Stardust

1198:

Architect: Suunnittelukeskus OyProject: Sygehus, Kerava - Finland

Product: Belgravia 600

1131:

Architect: MA Arkitekter Bors

Project: hlenshuset, Bors - Sweden

Product: Belgravia 600 - M1

Belgravia 600

1131

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Max.600

600

Max.600

6001200

28


Globe: G1

Quadril: Q1

Micro: M1

Regula: R



P r o d u c t

S i z e s

600 x 600 x 12.5 mm

625 x 625 x 12.5 mm


Danoline Belgravia 600, M1, 600 x 600 x 12.5 mm, (610

x 610 x 12.5 mm) white painted as standard, for exposed

suspension systems 15 mm system for module 600 (24

mm system for module 610).






D e t a i l

Belgravia 600, with shadow line edge tr im - S15


Belgravia 600, with shadow line edge tr im - S24



Drawing no.: 22


29/13229

C o m p o n e n t s


MAIN RUNNER

Part no.

750030

W x L x H

15 x 3000 x 38

MAIN RUNNER

Part no.

85030

W x L x H

24 x 3600 x 38

ADJUSTABLE HANGERS

Part no. Length

11022 120-200

11030-99 200-270

11030 250-320

11040 250-440

11070 380-690

11090 500-940

11120 750-1210

11150 750-1440

11200 1000-1940

CROSS TEE

Part no.

751130

751230

751430

W x L x H

15 x 300 x 38

15 x 600 x 38

15 x 1200 x 38

CROSS TEE

Part no.

85130

85230

85430

W x L x H

24 x 300 x 38

24 x 600 x 38

24 x 1200 x 38

WALL ANGLE

Part no.

1438

Bx L x H

19 x 3050 x 32

WALL ANGLE

Part no.

1420

Bx L x H

24 x 3050 x 24

SHADOW LINE

EDGE TRIMPart no.

1466

W x L x H15 + 15 x 3050 x 8 + 25

C o m p o n e n t s


etc. are made from


exposed sections are painted

in CMC 001 Global white

(equivalent to NCS 0902

G48Y). Suspension grid

available in ultraline, contact

technical department.




of the ceiling is carried out. It is important for the end result that the ceiling tiles are installed at right angles, this also makes

installation quicker and easier. It will also be easier to carry o ut inspections to installations above the ceiling as removal of the

tiles will be easier. It is not recommended that ceil ings are installed at a temperature consistantly over 50C.


this stage.











M a i n r u n n e r The main runners are installedparallel to each others atdistances 1200 mm, or 600 mm,c/c depending on system module.


Belgravia 600

A A


30/13230

1317


31/13231

The setting of a Plaza ceiling is maybe best highlighted by

using a narrow gr id system.

Plaza 600 is fast and easy to mount and adapt, as all

edges remain hidden above the grid system.

Plaza 600 is often used as a frieze/margin panel for

Markant and Linear. Plaza 600 combines the qualities of

gypsum with favourable pricing.

P l a z a i s t h e s i m p l e d e s i g n w h i c h c a n b ec o m b i n e d w i t h c o n s i s t e n t p e r f o r a t i o n s

1317:

Architect: Initiative in DesignProject: Sir Williams Perkins School - UK

Product: Plaza 600 - M1

1210, 1211, 1212:

Architect: H & M Arkkitehdit Oy

Project: School Veikkola - Finland

Product: Plaza 600 - M1

Plaza 600

1212

1210

1211


32/132

600

Max.600

600

Max.600

6001200

32


Globe: G1

Quadril: Q1

Micro: M1

Regula: R



P r o d u c t

S i z e s

600 x 600 x 9.5 mm

600 x 1200 x 9.5 mm

600 x 600 x 12.5 mm

600 x 1200 x 12.5 mm

625 x 625 x 12.5 mm

625 x 1250 x 12.5 mm Other sizes on request.


Danoline Plaza 600, M1, 600 x 600 x 9.5 mm,

(610 x 610 x 9.5 mm) White painted as standard, for

exposed suspension systems 15/24 mm system for module

600 (15/24 mm system for module 610)


Drawing no.: 30

D e t a i l









systems components are all in the same level.

Plaza 600 with wall tr im.


Plaza 600 with shadow line edge tr im.



33/13233

C o m p o n e n t s


MAIN RUNNER

Part no.

750030

W x L x H

15 x 3000 x 38

ADJUSTABLE HANGERS

Part no. Length

11022 120-200

11030-99 200-270

11030 250-320

11040 250-440

11070 380-690

11090 500-940

11120 750-1210

11150 750-1440

11200 1000-1940

CROSS TEE

Part no.

751130

751230

751430

W x L x H

15 x 300 x 38

15 x 600 x 38

15 x 1200 x 38

WALL ANGLE

Part no.

1438

Bx L x H

19 x 3050 x 32

SHADOW LINE

EDGE TRIMPart no.

1459

W x L x H12 + 19 x 3050 x 10 + 24

Alternative suspension S24 see Markant 600.

C o m p o n e n t s


etc. are made from





0902 G48Y).








this stage.





C r o s s - T e e s The Cross-Tees are installed byinserting snap-in tongues into thecorrect s lot on the stalk of themain runner and are locked into

position by a slight downwardpressure. If the Cross-Tee is notcontinued into the adjoiningmodule, the tongue has to besplit and bent flat.





M a i n r u n n e r The main runners are installedparallel to each others atdistances 1200 mm, or 600 mm,c/c depending on system module.


Plaza 600

A A


34/13234

1300

1306 1321


35/13235

Danoline Tiles are mounted with a visible Lay-in grid system.

The ceiling panels look like a smooth, white faced surface,

which is environmentally friendly and ensures gre at usability

in rooms with re latively high humidity.

The surface is easy to maintain and will therefore withstand

rough washing, as it has a good mechanical resistance.

Apart from Danoline Tiles fine qualities, it is also an

economically advantageous solution.

D u r a b l e s u r f a c e s a n d g o o d e c o n o m y a c c o m p l i s h e d w i t h t h e s i m p l e p r o d u c t D a n o l i n e T i l e s

1306:

Architect: Aukett Ltd, London

Project: SAS Radisson, Stansted, - UKProduct: Danoline Tiles 600 - White

1321:

Architect: Bluestone

Project: ABL Factory/ warehouse - UK

Product: Danoline Tiles 600 - White

1300:

Architect: Kinnersley Kent Design, London

Project: House of Fraser, Croydon, Surrey - UK

Product: Danoline Tiles 600 - White

1119:

Project: Close up

Product: Danoline Tiles 600, White

1120:Project: Close up

Product: Danoline Tiles 600, Metallic

1122:

Architect: Arkitektkontoret Waage as, Bergen

Project: Amficenter Voss, Bergen - Norway

Product: Danoline Tiles 600, Metallic

Danoline Tiles 600, White and Metallic

1122

11201119


36/13236

1109


37/13237

Danoline Tiles Medley is mounted in a visible Lay-in grid

system. The tiles are available with squared or rebated

edges.

The ceiling tiles appear like a smooth tinted laminated

surface. It is environmentally friendly and ensures gr eat

usability in rooms with relatively high humidity.

The surface is easy to maintain as it can withstand rough

washing, because of the good mechanical resistance in

the surface. Danoline Tiles Medley offers good i nherent

properties and it is also an economically advantageous

solution.

P e r f o r a t e d D a n o l i n e T i l e s M e d l e y c o m p l e t e w i t h e d g e d e t a i l s a n d f o i l s u r f a c e

1109, 1111, 1114, 1117:

Architect: Villum Kirkegaard

Project: Kontor, Hobro - Denmark

Product: Danoline Tiles 600 - Medley

Danoline Tiles 600, Medley

1114

11171111


38/132

600

Max.600

600

Max.600

6001200

38

S u r f a c e

Regula R, Laminated white, metallic and medley

foil. Medley is also available with Globe G1

perforation.

P r o d u c t

S i z e s

600 x 600 x 6.5 mm

600 x 1200 x 6.5 mm

600 x 600 x 9.5 mm

600 x 1200 9.5 mm

625 x 625 x 9.5 mm



Danoline Danoline Tiles 600, R, 600 x 600 x 6.5 mm,

Laminated type white 600 x 600 x 6.5 mm for exposed

15/24 mm suspension systems


Drawing no.: 40

D e t a i l

Danoline Tiles 600 with wall tr im.Drawing no.: 40.2.001

Danoline Tiles 600 with shadow line edge tr im.




from 1200 mm cr oss-T ees. The suspension hanger must be

fixed to the main run ner at 1200 mm centres and not less than

400 mm from the wall angle.




systems components are all in the same level.

E d g e

A

A

A / E - Medley G1 and R

A

A


39/13239

C o m p o n e n t s


MAIN RUNNER

Part no.

750030

W x L x H

15 x 3000 x 38

ADJUSTABLE HANGERS

Part no. Length

11022 120-200

11030-99 200-270

11030 250-320

11040 250-440

11070 380-690

11090 500-940

11120 750-1210

11150 750-1440

11200 1000-1940

CROSS TEE

Part no.

751130

751230

751430

W x L x H

15 x 300 x 38

15 x 600 x 38

15 x 1200 x 38

WALL ANGLE

Part no.

1438

Bx L x H

19 x 3050 x 32

SHADOW LINE

EDGE TRIMPart no.

1459

W x L x H12 + 19 x 3050 x 10 + 24

Alternative suspension S24 see Markant 600.

C o m p o n e n t s


etc. are made from


exposed sections are painted

in CMC 001 Global white


G48Y).








this stage.











M a i n r u n n e r The main runners are installedparallel to each others atdistances 1200 mm, or 600 mm,c/c depending of system module.


Danoline Tiles 600

A A


40/13240

A demand for a higher sound reduction (STC) can be

required if the drywalls or partitions are not extended to

the soffit of the deck, but to the suspended ceiling on ly.

The construction therefore provides gr eat freedom of choice

with regard to creating or moving walls.

S y s t e m s

Danopor is available for ceiling products with

edge D, C, E, and A.

S i z e s

600 x 600 x 25 mm

600 x 600 x 50 mm



Danoline Danopor is installed on the back of

Plaza 600, M1, 600 x 600 x 9.5 mm white

painted as standard in 15/24 mm exposed

suspension system.

Product:

Edge:

Suspension:

Contur 600

D

S2 4

Linear 600

C

S2 4

Belgravia 600

E

S15/S24/Ultraline

Markant 600

E

S15/S24

Plaza 600

A

S15/S24


41/13241

The natural properties of gypsum ensure that the Danoline

products have a good sound reduction in low frequencies.

In combination with Danapor a low density insulation pad

placed inside sealed PE-faced bags and positioned on the

back of the Danoline products a good result with sound

reduction of both low, medium and high frequencies from

room to room can be achieved.

Sound-reducing characteristics can be varied further by

selecting different thicknesses of Danopor. In addition to its

sound-reducing properties, the construction also has good

sound-absorbent properties throughout the frequency range.

In particular the bass frequency sound absorption is good.

I n c r e a s e d s o u n d r e d u c t i o n a n d a b s o r p t i o n r e a c h e d w i t h D a n a p o r w i t h o u t a f f e c t i n g

d e s i g n a n d e x p r e s s i o n

1267:

Architect: Berg Arkitekter

Project: Frsvarshgskolan, Stockholm - Sweden

Product: Markant 600 - M1

Danopor

1267


42/13242

1179


43/13243

Corridor gives the appearance of fine lin e markings in a

rectangular plank pattern. The ceiling is pri marily used in

corridors and is self-supporting for up to 2.4 m between

walls.

Corridor is often used in small utility and ancill ary rooms

for reasons of design and/or economy. Demounting reveals

a completely free area without transverse suspension

sections, optimal for work on technical installations.

The ceiling panels can either be delivered to the building

site and adjusted in situ or supplied in fixed dimensions.

Fixed dimensions reduce wastage as well as building waste,

making assembly faster and thus ch eaper.

1195:

Architect: Suunnittelukeskus Oy, Helsinki

Project: Health care centre Kerava, Helsinki - Finland

Product: Corridor 300

1176, 1177, 1179:

Architect: White Arkitekter

Project: Halmstads Fastighetsbolag - Sweden

Product: Corridor 300 - M1

N e w a r c h i t e c t u r a l p o s s i b i l i t i e s c r e a t e d b y t h e u n i q u e y e t s i m p l e d e s i g n o f C o r r i d o r

Corridor 300

1195

11761177


44/132

Max.24

00

44


Drawing no.: 35

D e t a i l


Globe: G1

Quadril: Q1

Micro: M1

Regula: R



P r o d u c t

S i z e s

300 x 1200 x 9.5 mm

300 x 1500 x 9.5 mm

300 x 1800 x 9.5 mm

300 x 2100 x 9.5 mm

300 x 2400 x 9.5 mm

Can be manufactured to special length, max. 2400 mm.


Danoline Corridor 300, M1, 300 x 1200 x 9.5

mm, 300 x 2400 x 9.5 mm. White painted as

standard.

Installed on reinforced shadowline trim 1469.


The flexprofile is an integrated part of the Corridor ceiling

plank. Main Tee runner is used between se ctions and lines

of Corridor planks, when the distance between the walls is

greater than 2400 mm.

Corridor 300. Joining of 2 short-edges using main runner65020.Drawing no.: 35.2.003

Corridor 300 with shadow line edge tr im 1469.


Corridor 300 with wall tr im.Drawing no.: 35.2.004


45/13245




of the ceiling is carried out. It is important for the end result that the ceiling tiles are installed at right-angles, t his makes



C o m p o n e n t s

FLEX RUNNER

Delivered in loose

parts with the

elements

W x L x H

65 x 1194 x 44

65 x 1494 x 44

65 x 1794 x 44

65 x 2094 x 44

65 x 2394 x 44

ADJUSTABLE HANGERS

Part no. Lenght

11022 120-200

11030-99 200-270

11030 250-320

11040 250-440

11070 380-690

11090 500-940

11120 750-1210

11150 750-1440

11200 1000-1940

MAIN RUNNER

Part no.

65020

W x L x H

35 x 3600 x 38

SHADOWLINE TRIM

Part no.

1469

W x L x H

20 + 20 x 3050 x 20 + 20

WALL ANGLEPart no.

1430

W x L x H

20 x 3050 x 40


C o m p o n e n t s


etc. are made from





0902 G48Y).


L a y o u t The ceiling is normally dividedin the centre, in this way theadjustments are the same size.Please note that the placing offixtures and ventilation units canaffect the correct layout

S u s p e n s i o n h a n g e r s Where there is a change ofdirection in the corridor, asuspended main runner must beused to support the planks. Themaximum distance between thesuspension hangers is 750 mm,and a maximum 300 mm fromthe walls.

W a l l T r i m The perimeter tr im is fixed tothe wall at max. 300 mm. Atcorners the tr im should be mitredaccurately.

M a i n R u n n e r 6 5 0 2 0Main Runner 65020 can be usedto support Corridor planks atmaximum 2400 centres.It is necessary to secure themain runner at the perimeter,

and to fix the Flex profile tothe main runner at every sixthplank. Where the short edges ofthe Corridor plank abut the mainrunner, the Flex profiles on eitherside of the Tee are secured toeach other.

P l a n k s Where possible, Corridor planksshould be installed after all majorwork in the ceiling void has beencompleted. The flex-profile mustnot be over 6 mm shorter than

the planks. The level of the tilesshould be checked when theinstallation is completed. Glovesshould be worn at all times whenhandling the tiles and a saw orknife used to cut the tiles to size.

A d j u s t i n g t h e F l e xp r o f i l eIf the flex profile is brokenbecause of fittings, installationsor other implementations, theFlex profile has to be suspended.

L e v e l l i n g t h eS u s p e n s i o n S y s t e m If suspension hangers have beenused, they must be adjusted toobtain an accurate level. Wherethere is a change in direction of

planks, the main runner must besecured to the wall construction.

Corridor 300


46/13246

0563


47/13247

The panels consist of long-format panels with an effective

span of up to 2.8 m. Corridor F30 has the appearance

of fine stroke markings in a rectangular plank pattern.

The product has been styled to cope with the tough

fire requirements set out in DIN 4102 (see section on

properties).

The unique quality about Corridor F30 is that it is the

only ceiling without mineral wool to comply with this fire

requirement.

As a result of its fire properties, the ceiling provides great

safety and is an obvious choice for use in e scape routes.

0563, 0564, 0560:

Architect: Hupach und Partner

Project: DESY, Hamburg - Germany

Product: Corridor F30

E x c e l l e n t f i r e p r o p e r t i e s y e t d i s c r e e t j o i n t s b e t w e e n t h e e l e m e n t s c r e a t e d w i t h C o r r i d o r F 3 0

Corridor F30

0560

0564


48/13249


Storage and installation should not be carried out in rooms with a relative humidity greater than 70%, unless oth erwise stated, see section Moisture . It is

equally important to take account of other work such as technical installations before installation of the ceiling is carried out. It is important for the end result

that the ceiling tiles are installed at righ t-angles, this makes installation quicker and easier. It will facil itate inspections to installations above the ceiling as

removal of the tiles will be easier. It is not recommended that ceil ings are installed at a temperature consistantly over 50C.

C o m p o n e n t s

WALL ANGLE

Part no.

F3000012

W x L x H

40 x 3000 x 60


C o m p o n e n t s

The wall profiles are made

from aluzinc. Painted to

RAL 9016

S e t t i n g o u t The position of the wall anglesshould be marked on the wallsand columns. The bottom flangeof the wall angles is the levelof Corridor planks. Fixation withscrews at max 400 mm c/c.

A d j u s t m e n tThe Corridor panels are crosscut with a jigsaw for metal.Longitudinally cuts are made witha normal saw.

F i r e c a p Into the back of the panel asquare furring cap is inserted.This must close the openings intothe Corridor panel.

A i r i n l e t s a n do u t l e t s Cutting out for opening is doneby a jigsaw, from the front side.Final adjustment by a fine toothsaw or a Stanley knife.

L i g t h f i x t u r e s Installation of 300 mmlightfixture. This installationrequires a special Corridor panelwith an extra layer of gypsumboard. The cut end adjacent tothe luminarie shall be fil led outby GKF gypsum board. On the

back of the light fixture a GKFgypsum board shall be fixed, andthe 3 elements are now installedbetween 2 standard panels. Thelight fixture also has to be screwfixed to the 2 adjacent panels.

W a l l t r i m The wall angles shall be furredby Fireboard srips of 120 mm.At elements which are cutlongitudinal an extra strip ofFireboard shall be fixed. Fixationby drywall screw.

L a y - i nThe Corridor panels are laid indirectly on the wall angles. Thepanels are self-supporting to2800 mm free span.

E n d - e l e m e n t s Measurement A for the secondlast panels is set, and themeasurement B is made for thelast panel. The end panel isthen cut to size and is laid inon the wall angle with the extraFireboard str ip.

C l o s i n g The second last panel can nowbe laid in between the end paneland the third last panel.Cotten gloves should be wornat all time when handling theCorridor panels.

L i g t h f i x t u r e s Installation of light fixture lessthan 300 mm. Cut out for thesize of the light fixture. All openend in the panels to be closedby GKF gypsum board, whichshall be screw fixed to the metalprofile in the panel. If necessary,

additional metal profile is addedto secure the gypsum fil l -out.Fill -out gypsum strips to be screwfixed. The light fixture shall bescrew fixed to the panel. On theback of the panel an additionallayer of GKF board shall be fixed.

F i r e c a p f i x i n g The fire protection cap shall befixed with angle brackets, andthe void between the cap andthe air inlet/outlet shall be fil ledwith gypsum mortar.

A B

Corridor F30


49/13250

1266


50/132

Max.28

00Max

.2800

48


D e t a i l


Globe: G1

Quadril: Q1

Micro: M1

Regula: R

P r o d u c t

S i z e s

300 x (length) x 12.5 x mm

Max. Length 2800 mm.


Danoline Corridor F30, White laminated as

standard, Installed on wall angle F3000012.

Drawing no.: 36


Corridor F30 is a selfsupporting cei ling system with

integrated steel profiles, making a free span of max. 2800

mm

Corridor F30, adjustment panel at wall angle, and withgypsum shadow edge trim.Drawing no.: 36.2.004

Corridor F30, jointing of long-edge against short edge.


Corridor F30 fixed with wall angle at gypsum boards onsteel structure.Drawing no.: 36.2.001

Corridor F30 panels with wall angle and gypsum boardshadow trim.Drawing no.: 36.2.002


51/13251

Corridor swing is a hinged cei ling construction whereby

apertures on all four lateral edges achie ve a rough yet

floating, light design.

The panels are rectangular in appearance, with l engths

of up to 1.8 m. Corridor Swing is fitted with a hinge and

swivels down without the use of tools.

The panel remains suspended during inspection work,

allowing simple and fast access to installations.

D i s t i n c t i v e p e r f o r a t i o n s f a v o u r t h e f u n c t i o n a l d e s i g n o f C o r r i d o r S w i n g 6 0 0

1266:

Architect: Arkitektgruppen Aarhus

Project: Greve Rdhus - Denmark

Product: Corridor Swing - M1

1156, 1158:

Architect: White Arkitekter Gteborg

Project: Medicinskt Kunskapshus, Gteborg - Sweden

Product: Corridor Swing - M1

Corridor Swing 600

1158

1156

1158


52/132

1200,15

00,1800

600

1200,15

00,1800

600

52


D e t a i l


Globe: G1

Quadril: Q1

Micro: M1

Regula: R



P r o d u c t

S i z e s

600 x 1200 x 12.5 mm

600 x 1500 x 12.5 mm

600 x 1800 x 12.5 mm


Danoline Corridor Swing 600, G1,

600 x 1200 x 12.5 mm, installed in suspension

system 721000.

Drawing no.: 52


The Swing profiles on the walls and the suspended friezes

to be installed as per module of Corridor 600

Corridor Swing 600, joint of 2 short-edges with profileW-Swing 3.Drawing no.: 52.2.003

Corridor Swing 600 with fix fr ieze of painted Mitex panel.


Corridor Swing 600, longitudinal joint between 2 panels.



53/13253


Storage and installation should not be carried out in rooms with a relative humidity greater than 70%, unless oth erwise stated, see section Moisture . It is

equally important to take account of other work such as technical installations before installation of the ceiling is carried out. It is important for the end result

that the ceiling tiles are installed at righ t-angles, this makes installation quicker and easier. It will facil itate inspections to installations above the ceiling as

removal of the tiles will be easier. It is not recommended that ceil ings are installed at a temperature consistantly over 50C.

PROFILE W-SWING 1 / WHITE PAINTED

Part no.

729196

W x L x H

8/12 x 2400 x 55


Part no.

729200

W x L x H

68 x 2400 x 53


Part no.

730162

W x L x H

40 x 2400 x 16

METAL CLIP / GALVANIZED

Part no.

721175

W x L x H

70 x 58 x 80


Part no.

729198

W x L x H

92 x 2400 x 16

SCREW/NUT W34 / GALVANIZED

Part no.

718473

PROFILE W-SWING 4A / WHITE PAINTED

Part no.

731618

(Combined with W-swing 2)

W x L x H

85 x 2400 x 66

SWING HANGER / UNPAINTED

Part no.

SW6MB

Incl. element

4 x 582 x 53


C o m p o n e n t s

C o m p o n e n t s

Profiles and accessories

are made from galvanised

steel. The painted sections

are painted in RAL 9010


Y14R).

P l a n n i n g t h ec e i l i n g s u r f a c e The module measurement is24 mm larger than the actualelements. When installed therewill be 24 mm gab around alledges of the element.

P r o f i l e d i s t a n c e s The W swing 2 profiles are installedunder the metal clips with the W34clip. Now the distance betweenthe suspension points on the Wswing 2 profiles must be adjusted,so the distance between them isthe length of the element minus 50mm. The two swing profiles must beinstalled, so the suspension pointsare directly opposite each other due

to the following installation of theactual elements.

F i x i n g o f t h e m e t a lc l i p The metal clip is fixed to the wallor vertical steel profiles at c/c800 mm. The lowest edge ofthe metal clip should be 65 mmhigher than the desired ceiling

height. It is very important thatthe frame work is rigid so itcannot deform the elements wheninstalled.

D i m e n s i o n a l o u t l i n e ,D i s m o u n t a b l e f r i e z e M indicate module line. There mustbe a 12 mm gap towards the Corridorswing element and a 18 mm gapto the frieze. Horizontal U-profilesand vertical C-profiles are installedin order to create a rigid fr ame forthe swing profiles. W-swing 2 and4A profiles are fixed at c/c 800 mmin the vertical steel profiles with the

W34 bolt. The wall angle is fixed tothe wall at c/c 400 mm.

F i n i s h i n g t h ei n s t a l l a t i o n The element is swung up tohorizontal level and the hangersare held in vertical position soit can be slid into the W-swing2 profile.

I n s t a l l a t i o n o f t h ee l e m e n t s The ceiling elements are hungalong one of the sides to beginwith. The element is kept verticalwith the hanger pointing up andthe hanger is clasped on the

W-swing 2 profile.

I n s t a l l a t i o n o fs w i n g h a n g e rS W 6 M B The swing hanger is fixed tothe fastened SW15 profile,the other SW15 swing profileis pushed into its slot, so the

hanger is fixed in the hole ofthe SW15 profile. Now the otherSW15 profile can be fixed usingprevious described method. Itis not recommend installing thehanger by tensioning as it willgive an inappropriate sidewaysforce on the SW15 profiles.

D i m e n s i o n a l o u t - l i n e , w a l l j u n c t i o n M indicates the module line.There must be a 12 mm gap oneach side of M. The metal clip,721175 is fixed to the wall at800 c/c mm and the W-swing 2profile is fixed to the metal clipwith the W34 bolt.

D i m e n s i o n a l o u t - l i n e , F i x e d f r i e z e M indicates the module line.There must be a 12 mm gap oneach side of M. The metal clip,721175 is fixed to the verticalprofiles and horizontal U-profilesare installed so the fixed friezecan be screwed onto them. TheW-swing 2 profile is fixed to themetal clip with the W34 bolt.

A s s e m b l y o f t h ee l e m e n t s The elements come withdepressed fittings. The SW15profiles are fixed with thesupplied screws through thedepressed fitting into the

element. The distance betweenthe end of the profile to the edgeof the element must be 15 mm.Only one SW15 swing profile isfixed at this stage. The base forfixing the load bearing profilesmust be plane and solid. Theremust be no deflection of theprofile during the fixing of it.

Corridor Swing 600

M MM

50 mm

I n s t a l l a t i o n o fS w i n g c r o s s p r o f i l eThe cross profile is placed ontothe metal clip so that the hole inthe cross profile is directly abovethe centre hole in the metalclip. The foil cover is removed

from the adhesive pads and thecross profile is pressed tightlyagainst the element. The screwis fixed through the hole in theprofile and the centre hole in themetal clip.


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1072


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Danopanel, like Contur, features a monolithic, linedivided

surface.

The panelling is supplied ready painted and fitted without

visible screws. Since there is no handling by painters,

installation time is short, achieving a good overall

economy.

Direct screwing onto the metal furring system/timber

battens ensures a low construction height.

P r o p e r t i e s a n d m a t e r i a l s u n i t e d i n h a r m o n y t o c r e a t e t h e s i m p l e a n d p u r e l i n i n g c e i l i n g D a n o p a n e l

1072:

Architect: Asger Bergo Friis

Project: Ruds Vedby Skole SFO - Denmark

Product: Danopanel - Q1

1276:

Architect: Arkitekt Erik Eriksen

Project: Daginstition, Maglekrvej, Grlse - Denmark

Product: Danopanel - G1, R

Danopanel

1276


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600

600

300

300

56


Drawing no.: 61

D e t a i l


Globe: G1

Quadril: Q1

Micro: M1

Regula: R



P r o d u c t

S i z e s

600 x 600 x 12.5 mm


Danoline Danopanel, G1, 600 x 600 x 12.5 mm.

White painted as standard Installed on metal or

wooden furring system.

Danopanel, fr ieze connection.


F u r r i n g s y s t e m

The Danopanel must be screw fixed to furring of

25 x 100 mm wood battens at 300 mm c/c.


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Storage and installation should not be carried out in rooms with a relative humidity greater than 70%, unless otherwise

stated, see section Moisture . It is equally important to take account of other work such as technical installations before

installation of the ceiling is carried out. It is important for the end result that the ceili ng tiles are installed at right-

angles, this also makes installation quicker & easier. It is not recommended that ceilings are installed at a temperature

consistantly over 50C.

I n s t a l l a t i o n I n s t a l l a t i o n

Danopanel is screwed to the furring system using a plain-

end screw, wood furring no. TA35, steel furring MSB15SB.

It should be noted that the panels must be turned around

from row to row and this influences the position of the

middle furring piece.

L a y o u t Generally start setting out fromthe centre of the room. TheDanopanels are installed on afurring of either wood or steel.The furring is spaced at 300mm c/c.

F r i e z eThe last row of tiles can also bescrew fixed directly through theDanopanel. The position of thescrews shall be max. 30 mm fromthe clips behind the panel.

A d j u s t m e n t s Cuttings and adjustments of thepanels can be carried out by afine tooth saw or a Stanley knife.If the last row is a full size panel,the clips should be cut . If thepanels have to be cut to a smallerwidth the clips shall be removedand re-fixed onto the cut panel.

I n s t a l l a t i o n Begin the installation of first rowfrom the centre of the room usinga chalk line. The Danopanels arescrew fixed through the holes inthe factory mounted clips. Onthe next rows of panels the clipscan slide in behind the adjacentpanels thus only screw fixing the

clips on the other side etc.

Danopanel


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1079


59/13259

Combipanel is a lining product that features fine markings

in rectangular plank patterns.

Combipanel comes with the s urfaces ready painted and

can be fitted in free bond as a result of an integral furring

system.

Combipanel only requires metal furring every 1000 mm and

can be fitted straight onto rafter constructions.

L o n g a n d s l i m d i m e n s i o n s m a k e C o m b i p a n e l u n i q u e

1079:

Architect: Claus B. Hansen

Project: Brndby Stadion - Denmark

Product: Combipanel - G1

0133:

Architect: Jrn Langvad A/S

Project: Q8 hovedkontor - Denmark

Product: Combipanel - G1

Combipanel

0133


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Max.1000

60

Combipanel, wall connection.


S u b s t r u c t u r e

Combipanel shall be fixed to a levelled substructure, which

can be directly to rafters or ceil ing joists without furring. If

furring is being used, it can be 25 x 100 mm wood battens

at 300 mm c/c.

Combipanel only needs to be screw fixed at each 1000mm.


Drawing no.: 65

D e t a i l


Globe: G1

Quadril: Q1

Micro: M1

Regula: R

P r o d u c t

S i z e s

300 x 1200 x 9.5 mm

300 x 1800 x 9.5 mm

300 x 2400 x 9.5 mm


Danoline Combipanel, G1, 300 x 2400 x 9.5 mm

on metal or wooden furring system.


61/13261


Storage and installation should not be carried out in rooms with a relative humidity greater than 70%, unless otherwise

stated, see section Moisture . It is equally important to take account of other work such as technical installations before

installation of the ceiling is carried out. It is important for the end result that the ceili ng tiles are installed at right-

angles, this also makes installation quicker and easier. It i s not recommended that ceilings are installed at a temperature

consistantly over 50C.


L a y o u t Generally start setting outfrom the centre of the room.The Combipanels are installeddirectly on a levelled substructure

max. 1000 mm c/c.

I n s t a l l a t i o n Begin the first row ofCombipanels in a corner of theroom with the groove of thepanels facing the room. Along

the wall screw fixing shall bethrough the panel. Along the walla 22 mm distance furring shallbe added. The enclosed metalS-profile shall be placed into thegroove, and screw fixing takeplace through the holes in theprofile only.

T h e S - p r o f i l e The enclosed s-shaped metalprofile shall be placed staggeredto the end joints of the panels.Screw fixing at max 1000

mm c/c.

E n d r o w For the last row of Combipanelsa 22 furring along the wall shallbe fixed. The last row of panelsare screw fixed direct through the

panels into the furring.

Combipanel


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1246


63/13263

The Designpanel products offer scope for a c eiling design

with large, continuous surfaces. Combined with acoustic

control, perforations are used, taking the shape of patterns

embossed almost plastically into the surface.

Designpanel are fitted with tapered edges along the long

edges, on request it can be made with tapered edges on all

four edges, giving an even and smooth intermediate joint

filling between panels and reducing cracking.

O p t i m u m m e t h o d f o r l a r g e c e i l i n g s m e a n s u s i n g D e s i g n p a n e l w i t h f o u r t a p e r e d e d g e s

1246:

Architect: Link Arkitekter, Oslo

Project: Nannestad skole - Norway

Product: Designpanael 1200 - Q2F

1153, 1154, 1155:

Architect: Semren Arkitektkontor Gteborg

Project: Bors Hjskole - Sweden

Product: Designpanael 900 - M1F

Designpanel 900 and 1200

1154

11551153


64/132

300

900

3001000

64

Designpanel on wood or steel furring

respectively. Note that the short edge is

available with tapered edge.

F u r r i n g , s u s p e n d e d o n s t e e l

The ceiling is fitted onto a plane steel furring of the

CD-type. The system consists of primary and secondary

framework. The system is constructed with a central

distance of 300 mm perpendicularly lengthwise to the

Designpanel. All short edge joints must be supported.

As an alternative framework type MF5 and primary MF7

can be used.


Globe: (900) G1F, G2F ; (1200) G2F, G4F

Quadril: (900) Q1F, Q2F ; (1200) Q2F, Q4F

Micro: (900) M1F, M2F ; (1200) M2F

Regula: R

Other perforation patterns are manufactured to order.

Please see section Perforations.

P r o d u c t

S i z e s

900 x 2700 x 12.5 mm

1200 x 2400 x 12.5 mm


Danoline Designpanel 900/1200, G1F,

900 x 2700 x 12.5 mm

1200 x 2400 x 12.5 mm

installed in metal or wooden furring system.

F u r r i n g , B D - 3 0 ( E I 3 0 ) c o n s t r u c t i o n

The ceiling is fitted onto a plane wooden furring 25 x 100

mm. The furring is fitted perpendicularly lengthwise to the

Designpanel. The maximum distance for the furring is 300

mm. All short edge joints must be supported.

D e t a i l

Designpanel on traditional furring,wall junction and boardconnection.Drawing no.: 62.2.001


Drawing no.: 62


Drawing no.: 62

Designpanel on CD steel furr ing system, wall junction andboard connection.Drawing no.: 62.2.002


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Designpanel 900 and 1200

B D - 3 0 ( E I 3 0 ) c o n s t r u c t i o n

Damp proof barrier is placed over the furring. If the damp proof

membrane is placed immediately over the perforations, but under

the furring, the ability to absorb the sound is severely reduced.

The present absorption data depends on a 150 my () plastic

foil. A foil with any other thickness will affect the acoustic

capacities. In order to achieve a BD-30 construction, 250 mm

rock wool insulation must be a part of the construction.

F u r r i n g , w o o d

The ceiling is fitted to a plane wooden furring 25 x 100 mm.

The furring is fitted to the rafters or beams with a maximum

central distance of 1000 mm. The furring is

fitted perpendicular lengthwise to the ceiling

panel. The maximum c/c distance of the

furring is 300 mm. The short edges

of the panel joints must be

supported.

F u r r i n g , s t e e l

The ceiling is fitted to a plane s teel furring of the CD-2

type. The system consists of primary runners at max 900

mm c/c, and secondary runners at 300 mm c/c. Along

all walls and edges the wall profiles UD 28 x 27 are fixed

and secured to the furring at max 400 mm. The top partof the hangers, of the nonius model, are sec ured to the

above construction at 900 and attached

to the primary CD-60 runners

with the lower part of the

hanger. The cross connector i s

placed per 300 mm and the

underlying secondary profiles

are secured into them. The short e dges of the panel must

be supported along its entire lenght by fixing the panel to

the furring system.

G r o u p i n g

The starting point for the fitting of the desi gn panels is

where a level line can be achieved through the whole

fitting area. The first row is fitted along a s tring in order

for the perforated sections to be in line. The fitting is

started in the middle of the room, as far as possible, and

the Designpanels are fitted from the middle towards each

side in order for the frie zes to

be equally wide. The panels

are delivered undersized and

must be fitted with a distance

of up to 4 mm.

The perforated sections must be in line with their own line

and be perpendicular to the sections next to them.

F i t t i n g

The Designpanel is screwed onto either wood or steel at

every 200 mm along the short edges of the panel and in

section sizes of 300 x 600 mm on the rest of the panels,

see drawing 62.

E x p a n s i o n j o i n t s

Panel area more than 70 m, or in cases where one of the

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