Suspended Ceiling Double-Spring Hanger
A sprung hanger that allows the height to be adjusted, which is what makes a ceiling straightforward to level — before and after the tiles go in.
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Installation & Compatibility
The panel is suspended from the ceiling on steel cables; no suspended ceiling is required and it can be fitted to any sound ceiling, including bare concrete. The cable length is adjustable, so you can set the panel at exactly the height you want. The ceiling anchor must be strong enough to carry the panel's weight.
Price
€0.15
Description
The whole weight of a suspended ceiling reaches the structure through these small parts. The hanger wire carries the runner from the slab and its length follows the depth of the void. Where the slab is aerated concrete or pumice block, an anchor plate spreads the load — a single fixing can work loose in a porous material.
Clips and double-spring hangers join wire to profile; the sprung type also allows height adjustment, which is what makes a ceiling easy to level.
Technical Specifications
| Type | Double spring (adjustable) |
| Function | Wire connection + height adjustment |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| Product Type | Ceiling Mounting Accessories |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a spring hanger slip under load?
No. The springs grip the wire more tightly as the load increases; adjustment is only possible while the springs are squeezed by hand.
Detailed guideCan it really be adjusted after installation?
Yes — with T24 and clip-in systems the tile is lifted to reach the hanger and the profile level is corrected. With a fixed clip this is not possible.
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