• The Integrate Debate: Ceilings

    Jan. 24, 2011
    24 min read

    In order to more easily incorporate technology – including direct lighting and chilled beams – into your ceilings, and to reduce the maintenance hassle for lighting, ventilation, and thermal comfort elements, consider implementing an integrated ceiling system.

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