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An Armstrong grid ceiling typically refers to a suspended ceiling system made by Armstrong World Industries, which is a well-known manufacturer of ceiling solutions. Armstrong ceiling grids are part of a ceiling suspension system that holds tiles in place, often used in commercial and residential buildings for aesthetic and functional purposes.

Key features of Armstrong grid ceilings:

1. Grid System: The grid is made of metal (usually steel or aluminum) and forms a framework that holds ceiling tiles in place. It’s suspended from the building’s structural ceiling with hangers.

2. Ceiling Tiles: Various tiles can be inserted into the grid, such as mineral fiber tiles, acoustical tiles, or even more modern materials like metal, wood, or fiberglass.

3. Acoustic Benefits: Armstrong grid ceilings are often used in offices, schools, and other environments where sound control is important because the tiles can be designed to absorb sound.

4. Easy Installation & Maintenance: The suspended grid system allows easy access to the space above the ceiling for maintenance of HVAC, wiring, and other systems. Individual tiles can be replaced or removed easily.

5. Design Options: The grid system can be used with various types of tiles that offer different aesthetic options, from traditional square tiles to more modern, decorative finishes.