Details Of Installing Shadow Gaps In Suspended Ceilings

Installing shadow gaps in suspended ceilings requires precision to create a clean, modern aesthetic while allowing for subtle separation between surfaces. The process involves carefully positioning metal or PVC trim profiles along the ceiling perimeter, ensuring a consistent gap between the ceiling and adjacent walls. These trims are securely fixed to the ceiling framework before installing the plasterboard or ceiling panels. Proper alignment and leveling are crucial to achieving a uniform gap. Additionally, attention to detail in finishing, such as joint sealing and painting, enhances the shadow gap’s sleek appearance. This technique adds depth and elegance to interior spaces.