PVC CEILING COMBO (CODE-16060)

It sounds like you're referring to a product, specifically a PVC Ceiling Combo (Code-16060). To provide more information, a PVC ceiling combo generally refers to a set of panels or materials used for installing a ceiling, often made of PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride), which is a lightweight, durable, and moisture-resistant material. PVC ceilings are popular in areas like kitchens, bathrooms, and other high-moisture environments.

Here are some general features you might find in a PVC Ceiling Combo (depending on the brand and product specifics):

Features:

1. Moisture Resistance: Ideal for high-humidity areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, and basements.
2. Durability: Resistant to wear, impact, and chemicals, making it easy to maintain.
3. Easy Installation: These panels are often designed for quick and easy installation, sometimes with click-lock or snap-together designs.
4. Low Maintenance: PVC ceilings are easy to clean with just a damp cloth and don’t require painting or finishing.
5. Aesthetic Options: Available in various designs, including plain white, faux wood, marble patterns, or even decorative textures and colors.
6. Sound Insulation: Some PVC ceiling panels may also offer soundproofing properties.
7. Fire-Resistant: Certain PVC ceiling products are fire-retardant, enhancing safety.
8. Lightweight: The lightweight nature of PVC makes it easier to handle and install compared to traditional materials like plaster or gypsum.

Specifications:

• Material: PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)
• Panel Finish: [Specify finishes included, e.g., Glossy, Matte, Textured]
• Panel Sizes Included: [Specify sizes, e.g., 595mm x 595mm, 600mm x 600mm, 300mm x 300mm]
• Panel Thickness: [Specify thickness, e.g., 8mm]
• Package Includes: [Specify quantity and type of panels, e.g., 20 panels of 595mm x 595mm, 15 panels of 600mm x 600mm]
• Installation Method: Click-and-lock system or adhesive
• Usage: Suitable for residential and commercial ceilings, including living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and office spaces