News

New Products - June 1, 2011

Torsion Spring Cloud Molding.

Steel Ceilings are pleased to announce and addition to their Cloud Molding product line. The new product is a 4" Trim which fits the Torsion Spring ceiling system.

New Products - January 1, 2011

Antimicrobial Paint

Steel Ceilings are pleased to announce they now offer an antimicrobial paint finish to provide an added level of antimicrobial protection against stain and odor causing bacteria.

New Products - January 1, 2011

Cloud Molding

Steel Ceilings are pleased to announce two additions to their Cloud Molding range. The new products are a 6" 'Closed Fin Edge' trim with a matching 2.5" Cloud Molding. Details of the new products are shown below.

New Products - October 1, 2010

Recycled Cotton Insulation

Steel Ceilings are pleased to announce they now offer recycled cotton acoustical material as part of their Green and Sustainability drive. This is in addition to their popular encapsulated eco-friendly friendly fiberglass and integral non-woven acoustical fleece.

Green and Sustainability Drive - October 1, 2010

Steel Ceilings are pleased to announce they are installing new energy saving lighting throughout their Columbus, Ohio plant during October. This is in addition to a full internal repaint, which is designed to improve the light reflectance value and reduce energy consumption.

New Products - October 1, 2009

Cloud Molding

Steel Ceilings are pleased to announce an addition to their Cloud Molding range. The new product is a 6" 'Fin Edge' trim. A detail of the new product is shown below.

New Products - August 5, 2009

Chilled Beams

Steel Ceilings are pleased to announce that, as part of their expansion into energy saving ceiling systems, they now offer high quality Chilled Beams.

Chilled Beams work on the principle of cooling air through fins and hydronic copper pipes, primarily to move air, saving up to 80%, and increasing people comfort below.

These lightweight beams are easily incorporated into standard suspended ceilings and exposed T grid or bolt slot systems. The amount of induced discharged air is controlled by variable nozzle positions, and the temperature is controlled by actuators with either digital or analog controls. A complete shut off at one side is an available option. Other features include low noise, low maintenance and flexibility. A single high capacity heating and cooling panel can supply a 100 sq. ft. space.

Announcement of Merger

Steel Ceilings, Inc and Airtite Radiant Ceilings Systems

Steel Ceilings, Inc. and Airtite Radiant Ceiling Systems are pleased to announce the merger of their businesses effective June 1, 2009. The new business will operate under the name of Steel Ceilings, Inc. with the three divisions of architectural metal ceilings and walls, security ceilings and radiant ceilings. Grant Snowden will remain President with Paul Neider as Vice President and head of the radiant division.

Steel Ceilings has been an industry leader in the metal ceilings and walls business for over 60 years. Utilizing it's expertise it has manufactured the metal pans for Airtite Radiant and previously manufactured all of their hydronic radiant products. Airtite radiant has been a pioneer and promoter of radiant ceilings for over 50 years, supplying projects across North America, such as Chicago's O'Hare airport, Nationwide Office Tower in Columbus and University of Pennsylvania Laboratories. Radiant ceilings are a highly effective and energy efficient method of providing superior temperature comfort for building occupants by using water to heat and cool buildings instead of air.

Both the metal ceilings market and the radiant ceilings heating and cooling market are growing in the USA, due to the increased enthusiasm for sustainability in building design and operation. The products align extremely well and compliment projects that aim to achieve LEED points and grading.

The merger will create synergy, and allow an increase in depth of expertise within these markets. An example of which can be seen on the multi million dollar contract for Portland Airport Oregon, where Airtite Radiant Ceiling Systems are being used in conjunction with Steel Ceiling's Torsion Spring panels.

Airtite Radiant will move its manufacturing from Cleveland to Steel Ceilings' plant near Columbus, Ohio, but will retain a sales office near Cleveland.

For further information, please contact info@steelceilings.com

Date: April 22, 2009