STROPINGCeiling and façade cladding
A shallow-profiled sheet with a concealed joint — cladding for ceilings, canopies and façades that reads as one unbroken plane, without a single visible screw.
A plane with not one screw in sight
Seen from below, the ceiling is the most exposed surface of a building — every joint and every screw head shows. STROPING hides them in the profile, so the hall or the canopy stays calm and clean.
Ceiling linings made of profiled sheet elements offer wide scope for combining different materials and colours, which gives canopies, ceilings and façades an excellent appearance.
STROPING is a shallow-profiled sheet with a concealed joint, which allows a clean, elegant finish with no visible screws. The cover width of one sheet is 250 mm, and the overall developed width of the profile is 284 mm.
It is ideal for buildings that call for visual precision and lasting function, whether an industrial hall, an office space or a residential building.
Production uses galvanised and coated steel sheet, and on request also coated aluminium sheet, which widens the range of uses further.
Why choose the STROPING soffit sheet?
Installation can be single-layer, straight onto a flat substrate, or in combination with a steel supporting frame based on the ELEGANT trapezoidal profiled sheet.
Elements are made to the length required, so the ceiling goes together without needless joins and visible seams.
Every screw and fixing stays out of sight — looking up, you see only a clean, unbroken plane.
It sits equally well on canopies, on the ceilings of industrial halls and on the façades of modern office space.
Galvanised sheet with a protective zinc coating stands up to the weather and keeps its looks for years.
Technical details of the STROPING soffit sheet
The cover width of one sheet is 250 mm, while length, thickness and colour are matched to the customer’s wishes and needs. The shades shown are indicative — the actual colour may differ from what the screen shows.
Set the ceiling and try the colour
The view is indicative. The actual shade may differ from what the screen shows.
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to the most common questions below.
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Traditionally, spring and summer are the most popular times to fit a roof. Dry, settled weather means faster work and less risk of delay. Thanks to modern methods and quality materials, a roof can be laid at any time of year.
Our sheets are galvanised, which means they carry a zinc coating that prevents rust and extends their service life.
Profiled sheets are light, corrosion-resistant, long-lasting and simple to install.
Yes. The width of the sheets is fixed, while the length can be chosen to suit your project.
