Spheres, cones, curved ceilings and wave forms — quoted from your drawing.
These are not catalogue products. A sphere, a cone or a wave ceiling is built from flexible or custom-cut modules around a frame we engineer to your structure. What we need to quote is a drawing or a site photo with dimensions; what you get back is a structural proposal, a pitch recommendation and a price.
A full sphere seen from every floor of an atrium. Module curvature, the internal frame and how it is hung are the engineering; the pitch follows the closest balcony, not the ground floor.
A large ceiling plane looked up at from directly below. Weight and fixing method dominate — the ceiling structure usually decides the maximum panel size before anything else does.
A gentle horizontal curve behind a reception desk. A standard cabinet can take a limited curve angle; beyond that it needs flexible modules or a curved frame, and the radius decides which.
A tapered form means every ring of modules is a different circumference. This is a cutting and mapping problem as much as a display one, and it is solved at drawing stage, not on site.
Tell us the screen size and the closest viewing distance and we will run the same numbers for your actual site.
