The room-enclosing ceiling panels of suspended ceilings are screwed onto a metal or wooden construction, which consists of two profiles running orthogonally to each other. In order to attach this "gridded" construction to the load-bearing floor ceiling, certain brackets are required, which usually differ due to the distance between the floor ceiling and the finished sub-ceiling as well as the required stability.
The substructure, which is based on metal systems, uses two main systems:
A. Direct hangers
Directhangers create a direct connection between the base course and the profile plane and are suitable for short distances. The attachment is made to the upper support profile.
Image: Direct hanger - baukobox
B. Vernier hanger
In order to bridge larger distances between the shell ceiling and the finished lower ceiling, so-called hanger or vernier hanger systems are used, which consist of an upper part and a lower part. This division into two elements allows individual fastening and height adjustment of larger gaps.
Image: Height-adjustable vernier hangers - baukobox
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