How does aluminum ceiling impact resistance compare to PVC panels in high-traffic areas?

High-traffic areas like Doha airports or Russia’s train stations demand ceilings that can take a hit, and our aluminum panels outshine PVC in impact resistance. Aluminum’s strength absorbs bumps—from luggage in UAE malls to crowds in Egypt—without denting or cracking. PVC, being plastic, can shatter or dent under similar stress, especially as it ages and brittles in places like Saudi Arabia’s heat. Our thicker-gauge aluminum options add even more toughness, ideal for schools in Oman or offices in Moscow. Aluminum keeps its sleek look post-impact, while PVC scratches or breaks, needing repairs that disrupt busy spaces. In a Riyadh lobby or a Qatar terminal, our ceilings stay flawless, cutting maintenance costs over PVC’s frequent fixes. They’re fire-safe too, adding security in crowded areas where PVC falls short. With our expertise, we deliver aluminum ceilings built for the bustle of Middle Eastern life, offering durability and style PVC can’t rival.