Clip-In Metal Panel Ceiling
A suspended ceiling of metal pans that clip into spring tees. The tees run along the room width on every pan joint, C channels cross them and carry the hanger rods, and the room edge is closed with wall angle. Room size and plenum depth, Largest pan length and width, Channel and hanger spacing, Finish
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Category: Ceilings › Suspended Ceilings › Metal Panel Ceilings
By Huu Khanh Nguyen · Updated November 4, 2026
Parameters
| Name | Default | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Room Width | 4800 | mm |
| Room Depth | 3000 | mm |
| Maximum Panel Length | 1200 | mm |
| Maximum Panel Width | 600 | mm |
| Panel Joint | 3 | mm |
| Panel Return Height | 55.3 | mm |
| Primary Setback From Wall | Math.min(300, (sizeX - 2 * thickness) / 4, (sizeY - 2 * thickness) / 4) | mm |
| Maximum Hanger Spacing | 1200 | mm |
| Wall Angle Length | 3000 | mm |
| Wall Angle Leg | 24 | mm |
| Wall Angle Sheet Thickness | 0.38 | mm |
| Plenum Depth | 600 | mm |
| Maximum Channel Spacing | 1200 | mm |
| Spring Tee Length | 4000 | mm |
| Spring Tee Height | 30 | mm |
| Channel Length | 3000 | mm |
| Channel Width | 38 | mm |
| Channel Height | 12 | mm |
| Channel Thickness | 0.5 | mm |
| Finish | white |