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Quick and easy to install, Armstrong Canopies can be used where there is no ceiling, or in conjunction with either plasterboard ceilings or suspended ceiling tile and grid systems, and are available in a variety of different textures, materials, shapes and sizes to fit in with any design.

The Armstrong range of Canopies, Axiom C, Axiom Knife Edge, Infusions, Optima, Orcal and Ultima Canopy offer customised solutions, and allow architects and designers to balance clever and innovative design with the need for good acoustic performance. In developing its canopy range, Armstrong has taken inspiration from the challenges generated by current trends such as the need for flexible work spaces, and localised acoustic control in large open plan areas and where exposed concrete soffits are used to provide free-cooling, all whilst keeping simplicity and functionality a priority.

The strength of Armstrong’s Canopy range lies in its extensive choice of solutions, its simplicity and its versatility. Armstrong’s Canopies can be used to create a wide range of floating ceiling effects using many different shapes and sizes and in either flat, convex or concave forms. Armstrong Canopies can be adapted to meet the architect’s requirements and so the ceiling design can contribute to the designers overall vision of the space.

The stylishly designed and easy to use ‘Canopy Book’ presents ideas on how discontinuous ceilings can be used in a variety of spaces, both new and retro fit, including open plan offices, waiting rooms, reception areas and corridors. Architects can see images of previous installations and download project case studies to assist them in creating original designs.