Heavy Gauge PVC Ceiling 7025 18ft x 10in (8 Pieces)

Heavy Gauge PVC Ceiling 7025

The Heavy Gauge PVC Ceiling 7025 provides a high-density solution for interior overhead cladding in environments requiring moisture resistance and structural durability. This 18-foot panel system eliminates the need for mid-span joints in standard-sized rooms. It uses a high-grade polymer resin to ensure long-term stability against humidity and temperature fluctuations.

Built for the Job

Contractors and site supervisors select this specific cladding for its balance of weight and rigidity. The 18-foot length is a critical specification for commercial projects and large residential living areas, as it reduces the labor time associated with joining shorter boards. This material withstands high-moisture environments like kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms without the risk of rot or mold growth common with gypsum or timber alternatives. The tongue-and-groove interlocking system ensures a flush finish that hides fasteners from view. Because the material is non-porous, it requires no painting or sealing after installation, allowing for immediate site handover once the panels are secured to the brandering.

• Residential interior ceilings in high-humidity coastal regions.

• Commercial office fit-outs requiring low-maintenance finishes.

• Food preparation areas where hygienic surfaces are mandatory.

Product Highlights

Structural Integrity

The heavy-duty profile thickness prevents sagging between brandering spans when installed at recommended centers.

Installation Efficiency

• Extra-long 18ft boards minimize waste and jointing requirements.
• Lightweight composition reduces overhead fatigue for installation crews.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 8 x Heavy Gauge PVC Ceiling Panels (Pattern 7025)

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Ensure brandering or furring strips are leveled precisely to avoid visible steps in the interlocking joints.

• Store this material horizontally on a flat surface to prevent warping before installation.

• Use stainless steel screws or staples for fixing in coastal areas to prevent rust bleed through the joints.

• Allow for a 5mm expansion gap at the perimeter wall edges to accommodate thermal movement.