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Ceilings & grid

Order Standard Grid by the Room

Give it the room and it works out the wall angle, mains, cross tees and hangers. White or black grid in 15/16″ or 9/16″ — the two faces nearly every ceiling uses. Anything else, from cleanrooms to bolt-slot reveals, is on its own product page.

The grid

Grid face
Colour

The room

Carried onto every line as its mark, so a multi-room order stays sorted.

Measured by
Tile size
Hanger wire

Coil wire, cut and tied on site.

Added to everything but the wire, which is cut on site.

The layout it used

Ceiling area
600 SF
Main runs
4 at 4′, making 5 bays
Cross tee rows
14 at 2′
Panels it will hold
165 × 2 × 2

Bays are counted from one wall, so the leftover lands as one border row. A mechanic centres the layout and splits it between both walls, which can add a row of tees — this is material to order, not a reflected ceiling plan.

Your order so far

0 of 6 on the order
  1. Framing — not ordered yet. Go to this builder
  2. Board — not ordered yet. Go to this builder
  3. Insulation — not ordered yet. Go to this builder
  4. Fasteners — not ordered yet. Go to this builder
  5. Finishing — not ordered yet. Go to this builder
  6. Ceiling grid — this page

What It Takes

A 20′ × 30′ ceiling in 15/16″ white grid.

  • 7/8" wall angle, 12'

    WA14-14 · 100′ of perimeter

    $64.10

  • 15/16" main runner, 12'

    EZCS12-12-15 · 4 runs · 120′

    $105.60

  • 15/16" cross tee, 4'

    EZCS4-12-12 · 14 rows × 5 bays

    QuotedQuote required

  • 15/16" cross tee, 2'

    EZCS2-12-12 · one down the middle of each 2 × 4 opening

    QuotedQuote required

  • Hanger wire

    AC-12HW12 · 32 hangers needed

    bundles$97.20Quote required

2 lines priced on quote — the total below covers the rest

$266.90

Panels are ordered separately — this ceiling takes about 165 of them. Pick a panel, and the desk will check the grid and the panel go together before anything ships.