The Zentia Prelude 24 TLS ceiling grid system meets the demands of modern architectural spaces. It secures tiles in place, offers long-lasting durability, and delivers a polished, professional finish. The system includes several key components: the BP314032A Main Runner (3600 x 24 x 43mm), the BP093031 Cross Tee (1200 x 24 x 38mm), and the BP092031 Cross Tee (600 x 24 x 38mm). RAL9010 options, such as the BP314032WRA Main Runner, the BP093031WR Cross Tee, and the BP092031WR Cross Tee, provide a pristine white finish. Engineers have carefully designed each component to make installation simple and efficient.

This system fits a wide range of environments, from offices and schools to healthcare facilities and homes. Its clean, modern look complements both traditional and contemporary interiors. RAL9010 finishes enhance light reflection, creating brighter, more inviting spaces.

The Zentia Prelude 24 TLS system adapts easily to different layouts. Its comprehensive range of sizes and configurations allows contractors to tailor the grid to specific room designs. The sturdy materials ensure reliable, long-term performance and reduce maintenance needs. For architects, designers, and building owners, this system offers a seamless blend of quality, efficiency, and style.

By providing a flexible and efficient ceiling solution, the Zentia Prelude 24 TLS system streamlines installation while maintaining top-tier standards. It serves as a dependable choice for large commercial projects and smaller residential applications alike. With its combination of durability, versatility, and visual appeal, this ceiling grid system excels in delivering outstanding suspended ceiling installations.

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Zentia Prelude 24 TLS Features

• Precision-engineered for secure tile placement
• Durable construction for long-term performance
• Multiple sizes and configurations for flexible design
• Clean, modern aesthetic suitable for various interiors
• RAL9010 finish for enhanced light reflection
• Simple and efficient installation process