Traditionally, the presence in the name of the goods “Paris” or “French” acts magically on the buyer. This magic is applicable for products of various purposes – for confectionery products, for clothes, arts. It turned out that even the building materials used in the decoration of the house are also subject to this influence. In some types of ceilings, according to marketers, a perfect and fashionable French design is used. How true are such assumptions and are they not only a cunning commercial course to promote expensive products?
Types of French ceilings
- Sunnile French ceilings.
- French rack ceiling.
- French cassette ceilings.
Now stretch fabrics are produced, both in the very sunny France and in Germany, Sweden, Turkey, the USA or China. Therefore, although sites are full of calls to buy original materials for repair, often all the goods they offer were produced very far from Paris. The name “French ceiling” came into fashion thanks to the invention of Sherrer Fernand, the talented designer of Barrisol. It was he who managed to invent the PVC canvas and establish the release of products unique at that moment for the finish of the ceilings.
Until now, goods under the Barrisol brand are elite, they serve as a real standard for buyers who try to find the highest quality among the stretch ceilings offered by the market. It is not surprising that sellers intentionally call almost all of their goods to French in order to quickly sell it to customers naive and unfamiliar in this topic. Typically, French is only a technology according to which almost all modern stretch ceilings are produced.
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Why, again, in production and when selling building materials, a magic word France flashed? It was the designers from this Mediterranean country invented the different S-shaped castle, which makes it possible to fix the insert between neighboring rails if they are not mounted closely. The second difference that you need to know when buying materials with this name – the thickness of the rail in French ceilings is not thinner than 0.5 mm, which guarantees increased durability. The third difference you will instantly notice in design. In addition to traditional monophonic coloring, the French often use unusual combinations-beige bar, gold strip, imitation of scratched gold, pearl-white color with metal stripes, pearl pink coloring and other unusual shades using stripes and interspersed.
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Having examined products under the same name, we found that there are no cardinal constructive differences between cassettes, for example, French firms or German firms. They have standard dimensions of 30×30 cm or 60×60 cm and are made of aluminum or iron. The main feature is the original coloring, which is called “French design.” A similar style, in which specking or small strip is widely used, was already met by us in the description of the rack French ceilings. Here again we will see such unique names as scratched silver, scratched gold, yellow mingle, sand pearls, golden stroke, gold strip or golden metallic.
Suspended and suspended French ceilings attract an interesting look, and it is not for nothing that they are so widely in demand. We hope that this story helped you understand the tricks that marketers use. You can now figure out where the French design is used, and where we are talking about technology and design features of products for finishing the ceiling space.
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