LANCASTER, Pa. – Armstrong Ceiling & Wall Solutions has introduced AXIOM Dynamic Curving, a new manufacturing capability that enables straight and curved ceiling trim profiles to be produced as a single, continuous piece of trim (single direction only).
This industry-leading capability maximizes material use with full-length pieces and minimizes joints and visible seams traditionally necessary to achieve a curved trim design. AXIOM Dynamic Curving is now available for all Armstrong acoustical ceilings, drywall grid, and AcoustiBuilt alternative drywall ceilings.
Longer, Continuous Trim Pieces
Architects and designers can create more complex curves – such as elliptical shapes – with a smooth, continuous visual. AXIOM Dynamic Curving also enhances the visual aesthetic because trim profiles go from curved to straight or multiple radii in a single trim piece (curves in single direction only) with fewer joints and visible seams.
In terms of installation, the new curving capability means contractors have fewer pieces to order and manage on the jobsite. Because there are fewer joints, the new trim pieces require less time and labor to assemble and are much easier and faster to install. The assembled trim pieces are also more stable to move around the jobsite.
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