Last Updated August 19, 2010
We make extruded aluminum radiant ceiling panels. They are made from 6" wide sections that have a cradle on the back we place the tube into. The front side has a profile of either a "Square Grooved" pattern or a "V Grooved" pattern. We have one "Square Groove" patterned die that is 4.5" wide, allowing for a 4 tube - 18" wide Linear Radiant Ceiling Panel. SHELLEY makes one of the thickest lineal panels in the industry. Our "Square Grooved" panel is 0.120" thick. This panel was chosen especially for it's thickness for the Bronx Children's
Pictured above are our modular panels.
Our modular panels are meant to drop into a standard 15/16” grid system. We ask thou that the grid system be “Heavy Duty” to accommodate the panel’s weight when filled with water. The copper tubing which is ½” OD is bent to a serpentine coil and metallurgically brazed to an aluminum sheet that is .040” thick. These panels can do both heating and cooling. The panels can be either a straight Lay-In panel with a 90 degree 1” bend towards the copper, or we can form these into Tegular panels. Both types of panels can be silk screened to match the balance of the soft ceiling tile system.
This is a picture of our Extruded Aluminum Linear Panel. Pictured is the backside.
Note between the two cross braces our 100% encapsulation die of extruded aluminum.
We extrude a separate piece of extrusion to encapsulate the copper 100%. We leave 6" at either end for U-Bends and return water, depending on the panels flow requirements.
