300C – Linear Plank Ceilings / Hunter Douglas Contract

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have the power to increase design potential for architects by defining, maximizing and even dramatizing interior space. For decades, Hunter Douglas has engineered its ceiling systems for design versatility, as well as ease-of-installation, with industry-leading sizes, options, and colors, as well as an exclusive universal carrier system that lets architects mix and match widths and panel depths.

One of the most versatile, consistent ceilings in the industry, 300C metal panels, creates a distinct, smooth look for any interior. These panels offer a subtle, long span design featuring a butt-joint, “bevel edge” that moderates panel-to-panel connections for an orderly, finished design. Hunter Douglas experience in designing and manufacturing ceilings is shown in every detail of their products.

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Key Features

-Standard size 3′ to 19′ 8″
-Simple, economical installation
-Panels span greater distances than other systems, reducing number of carriers
-Concealed suspension system to emphasize clean, monolithic appearance
-Easy access/point accessibility to plenum – no special tools required
-Compatible with industry-standard fixtures and air diffusers
-Perimeter trim options available
-Panels contain from 70% to 95% recycled content
-Interior and exterior applications available
-Colors, finishes, and perforation/acoustical options available
-GREENGUARD Children and Schools Certified for Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)

Colors

Linear Plank Ceilings line offers a wide choice of colors and finishes. Some colors and finishes carry a premium price over manufacturer’s standard colors. Custom color matching is available upon request. Please consult Hunter Douglas for minimum quantities and lead times on specific orders.

Standard Colors

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Luxacote Exterior Paint

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Simulated Wood Finishes

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Construction Details

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Characteristics

Substrate: Aluminum or Steel
Suspension: Concealed
Panel Profile:Beveled
Base Material: Luxalon 300C panels are manufactured 0.028″ (0.7mm) thick backed enameled aluminum and 0.024″ (0.6mm) thick galvanized steel plane.

-Easily & Economically installed
-Wide Panel technology enables panels to span greater distance than traditional ceilings resulting in fewer carriers
-A hidden suspension system for an uncluttered monolithic ceiling appearance
-Ready access into the plenum at any point with no need for special tools
-A rigid grid system to ensure a consistently level ceiling
-Exterior applications can be accommodated

Interior Panel and Carrier Span

Panels Max Panel Span Carrier Span
Alum. Steel
Steel
0.024″ (0.6mm)
7″-10″
(2400mm)
3″-8″
(1130mm)
6″-3″
(1600mm)
Alum.
0.028″ (0.7mm)
7″-10″
(2400mm)
4″-9″
(1450mm)
6″-6″
(2000mm)

Dimensions and weight

Max Width Min Length Max
Length
Weight
Alum Steel
11.81”
(300mm)
3’
(914mm)
19’-8”
(6000mm)
0.50 lb/sq.ft. 1.22 lb/sq.ft


Perforation Patterns / Acoustics

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Sound Absorption

In order to improve interior sound control, the metal ceiling panels can be perforated and also fitted with non-woven acoustic tissue or an acoustical pad. Two different perforations are available: The diameter of the holes in mini perforated panels is .059″ (1.5mm) in a .118″ (3mm) triangular pattern; the apertures represent 23% of the perforated area. The diameter of the holes in standard perforated panels is .078″ (2mm) in a .196″ (5mm) triangular pattern; the apertures represent approx. 15% of the perforated area. Fiberglass encapsulated acoustic pads can be used to achieve acoustic absorption. Also non-woven acoustic textile is available which is adhered to inside the panels automatically during production.

Sound Absorption (NRC) Summary*

Perforation

Pattern

% Open Area Acoustical Infill NRC
#124 15% Non-Woven Acoustic 0.75
#160 23% Non-Woven Acoustic 0.70
#160 23% 1”-1.5 pcf Polywrapped Fiberglass and Non-Woven Acoustic

0.95

*Acoustical Tests performed in accordance with ASTM C423 and ASTM E795, in a type E400 mounting.

Trim Options: EdgeLine Trim Systems

Designed for a wide range of suspended ceiling systems, EdgeLine ceiling trim adds a finished look to both commercial ceilings and architectural ceilings. These aluminum ceiling trims are available in Blade and a wide range of Channel sizes and were created to integrate with all types of ceiling panels, including Luxalon metal ceilings, Techstyle acoustical ceilings, and many other systems. Their smooth finish and stable construction ensure outstanding durability to match their good looks.

Recycled Content

Hunter Douglas aluminum ceilings are manufactured from material with 70% recycled content

-40% is post-consumer
-30% is pre-consumer

LEED credits available, visit www.hunterdouglascontract.com/ceilings and click on the “Green Product Bulletin” for further details.

Projects that used this product

Indianapolis Airport / Product Used: 300C – Linear Plank Ceilings

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Bank of China Shenzhen Branch / Product Used: 300C – Linear Plank Ceilings

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knulp says:

i hope in this section you will be able to present clearly materials to architect focusing on what matters more during design phase (standard size, finishes, limits, cost, +,etc..)

 
# September 3, 2009 at 04:01
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Archlad says:

It’s incredible how the type of ceilings to be used in a project can impact its overall look.

 
# September 10, 2009 at 12:57
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Rod Nuffert says:

Not only impacts on its look, but acoustically it can make a BIG change. Many times architects don’t think too much on the ceiling they are using or just choose it for it “looks”, and that’s a big mistake. As everybody cares about “wall insulation” or “glass façades”, there should be a big thinking about interior materials, that can make a huge difference.

Hope HD can make a good showcase of this, taking advantage of the great architectural community over here

 
# September 10, 2009 at 13:35

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