We manufacture the panels and contract the installation, so one team owns the junctions between three surfaces normally split across three suppliers.
Walls, ceilings and floors are usually bought separately, installed by three trades, then argued over: skirting lines that don't meet, grids that miss the wall joint, a floor finish incompatible with the wall base. Those are interface problems, not product problems.
Where a report exists, we send the report — not the datasheet claim.
| Product | Parameter | Result | Test standard |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glass-fibre acoustic ceiling | Sound absorption | NRC ≥ 0.90 | EN ISO 354 / GB/T 20247 |
| Glass-fibre acoustic ceiling | Fire classification | Class A | EN 13501-1 / GB 8624 |
| Glass-fibre acoustic ceiling | Antibacterial (E. coli, S. aureus) | > 99.99% | GB/T 31402 |
| Glass-fibre acoustic ceiling | Anti-mould | Grade 0 | GJB 150.10A |
| GRP antibacterial ceiling | Fire classification | A2-S2,d0,t0 | EN 13501-1 |
| GRP antibacterial ceiling | Water absorption | 0.3% | Manufacturer test |
| GRP antibacterial ceiling | Antibacterial / anti-mould | 99.5% · class I / 0 | JIS Z 2801 |
| Medical clean wall panel | Fire classification | Class A | Report on request |
| Homogeneous PVC flooring | Fire / wear / slip | B1 · Class T · R9 | Report on request |
| GRP antibacterial | Glass-fibre acoustic | Mineral fibre (typical) | Gypsum board (typical) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary driver | Moisture, cleaning | Noise | Cost | Flat finish |
| Fire | A2-S2,d0,t0 | Class A | Varies | Board & framing vary |
| Sound absorption | Not the purpose | NRC ≥ 0.90 | Moderate–good | Low |
| Water absorption | 0.3% | Stable at RH 99 | Absorbs, sags | Softens, crumbles |
| Antibacterial | 99.5% | > 99.99% | Coatings only | None inherent |
| Demountable | Yes, repeatedly | Yes | Usually single use | No |
Most hospital projects take both: acoustic panels where speech privacy matters, GRP wherever cleaning is aggressive or humidity is uncontrolled.
Hospitals, maternity and children's facilities, mental health, rehabilitation and elder care — across Shandong (Jinan, Qingdao, Linyi, Weifang) and into Guizhou, Shanxi and Zhejiang.
A 1,200-bed tertiary teaching hospital in Shandong — 8,000 m² of wall, floor and ceiling delivered in 30 days, without closing a single ward. Client name withheld under our confidentiality policy; project reference available on request.
That project is why we sell the three surfaces together: phasing, night work and protecting a live ward are easier to hold when one contract owns all three.
You send the BOQ or consultant spec; we return a room-by-room schedule with the test report behind each claim.
Approval panels plus a mock-up bay, so junctions are signed off before production starts.
Cut to the setting-out drawing, labelled by room to match the installation sequence.
Our own teams on domestic contracts; elsewhere the project's contractor, working to our drawings and method statements.
Yes — that is the point of the company. One specification, one inspection, one delivery sequence, one party responsible for the junctions.
CE marking, SGS reports and Korean fire certification for the glass-fibre acoustic ceiling range; fire, acoustic, antibacterial and hazardous-substance reports for the rest. Where no report exists, we say so.
Quoted per project, since both depend on panel types and mix. Send the area per surface and the specification, and we confirm in writing with the quotation.
Yes — tell us finish, thickness and room type, and we send panels including cut sections, so your team sees the build-up, not just the face.
We send datasheets, test reports and CAD details for the panel types in your specification. A named engineer replies within one working day.