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SAS 720
Hamilton Square Station SAS 720
KPMG SAS 720
SAS 720
Hamilton Square Station SAS 720
KPMG SAS 720

Metal Ceilings

SAS 720

Linear Ceilings

SAS720 is a mid-range linear ‘plank’ system, available in a variety of widths and depths depending on aesthetic preference.

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Highly robust and sturdy, SAS720 is suitable for service integration as an integral design feature, offering significant creative flexibility.

SAS720 comprises of steel rolled c-profiles which hook over the carrier. Costs can be controlled through wider profile spacing if required.

It is a linear profile metal ceiling system, with the following attributes:

  • Steel ‘plank’ profiles
  • 3000mm profile lengths (as standard)
  • Longer continuous runs can be achieved through splices
  • Waveforms achieved through bespoke carrier (non-standard)
  • 50mm, 100mm and 150mm widths (as standard)
  • 30mm depths (as standard)
  • Full, integral integration with lights and other services
  • Void access achieved through demounting profiles
  • End caps
  • Suitable for internal and external applications

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  • SAS 720 Product Brochure

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  • SAS 720 Technical Drawings

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What is SAS 720?

SAS 720 is a linear plank-style metal ceiling system. It features steel C-profile planks that hook onto a notched grid. The system is robust, demountable, and ideal for both interior and exterior applications. Its clean lines and durable finish make it suitable for commercial, education and transport environments.

What makes SAS 720 different from other linear ceilings?

This system uses a hook-on C-profile rather than a clip-in or lay-in method. Each profile securely hooks over a notched Emac grid, allowing full demountability while maintaining a flush appearance. It’s especially effective when used to conceal services or to create long, uninterrupted ceiling lines.

What are the standard profile sizes?

SAS 720 is available in three standard widths: 50mm, 100mm and 150mm. The standard depth is 30mm, and lengths go up to 3000mm. Profiles can also be customised to meet specific design needs. Waveform or other bespoke shapes can be created through SAS Plus, the in-house design service at Progressive Materials.

Can I integrate lighting and services?

Yes. SAS 720 allows for service integration by forming apertures during manufacturing. These can be used for lighting, speakers, sensors or ventilation. Profiles are post-painted after cutting, ensuring a consistent, high-quality finish even around service openings.

Is SAS 720 suitable for exterior use?

It is. The system’s steel C-profiles and durable finishes make it suitable for both interior and exterior installations. For outdoor use, make sure to specify finishes that meet weather and environmental requirements.

How do you access the ceiling void?

The planks in this system are fully demountable. They can be lifted from the grid without special tools, offering straightforward access to the ceiling void. This makes ongoing maintenance or service installation much easier, especially in commercial fit-outs.

What materials and finishes are available?

SAS 720 is made from rolled steel and comes in all standard finishes from Progressive Materials. Bespoke finishes are also available on request, including custom colours or textures to match interior branding or architectural themes.

How is the system supported?

The ceiling is suspended using Emac Hangers and a Notched Emac Grid. Splice details allow for long, continuous runs across spaces up to 1500mm between carriers, depending on the layout. The support structure ensures stability while allowing flexibility in spacing and layout.

What does SAS 720 weigh?

The planks weigh approximately 0.9kg per linear metre, plus the weight of the suspension grid. The lightweight nature of the system makes it easier to install and suitable for both new builds and refurbishments.

What kind of projects is SAS 720 used for?

SAS 720 is often specified for high-traffic commercial spaces, educational institutions, and transport hubs. Projects like the University of Aberdeen Library, Hamilton Square Station, and KPMG’s Leeds HQ all use this system. Designers favour it for its clean lines, ease of access, and service-friendly construction.

How long does SAS 720 last?

When installed with all system components, including the planks, carriers and brackets, SAS 720 offers a 25-year life expectancy. Its robust steel build and quality finishes ensure long-term performance with minimal maintenance.

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