Ceilings

Outside, In

Our ceiling systems expand your interior design options and create a sense of space by allowing soffits to flow seamlessly into your indoor ceilings. Match colours and timber-look finishes across both exterior and interior surfaces for a cohesive look.

These solutions can also offer acoustic benefits and make room for lights, vents, and other utilities—perfect for commercial spaces.

Available in timber-look or solid colours, they deliver a sleek, modern overhead finish.

Advantages

Acoustic Benefits*

Airflow & Ventilation

Conceal Utilities

Insulation Benefits

Solutions

Interlocking Boards

Gap-free Barrier • Ideal for high-grime areas • Shadowline Optional

Clip Battens

Largest Range of Shapes and Sizes • Suitable for Pitched and Curved Ceilings • Large Profiles for Beams

Flip Battens

Smallest Protrusion • Best for Low Ceilings • Butt Together for a Panel Look

Track Battens

Designed for Acoustic Backing • Use for Suspending Battens • Best for Uneven Ceilings

Panel Battens

Cladding & Batten in One System • Best for Hiding Substate Imperfections • Acoustic Benefits

Common Uses

FAQs

Can batten ceiling systems improve acoustics?

Yes, when combined with sound-absorbing materials behind or between the battens, these systems can reduce echo and improve sound quality within a room, making them ideal for spaces where acoustics are important.

Can lighting be integrated into a batten ceiling system?

Yes, batten ceiling systems can be designed to integrate lighting fixtures, such as LED strip lights or recessed lights, between or inside the battens for a clean, modern appearance.

Do batten ceiling systems help with ventilation?

Yes, the gaps between battens allow for natural airflow and ventilation, which can be beneficial in large, open spaces or areas requiring airflow.

Can a batten ceiling system be retrofitted into an existing ceiling?

Yes, batten ceiling systems can be retrofitted into existing ceilings. A support framework is sometimes installed, and battens are attached to create the desired look without the need for major structural modifications.

Can a batten ceiling system support other utilities like sprinklers and HVAC?

Yes, batten ceiling systems can be designed to accommodate additional utilities such as sprinklers, HVAC ducts, and sound systems. The battens can be spaced to allow these elements to be concealed or integrated into the design.

Ceilings Inspiration

The Esplanade

Set along the coastline, The Esplanade's cladded ceiling create a sense of space by allowing soffits to flow seamlessly into the indoor ceilings.

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Ceilings Inspiration

Runaway Bay

This luxurious Runaway Bay home features Clip Battens as a standout ceiling element, adding warmth, texture, and depth to the space.

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Ceilings Inspiration

Blue Jay

Knotwood’s Flip Battens truly shine in this standout Burleigh residence, nestled within the exclusive ‘Golden Triangle’, known for stunning coastal design.

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