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There are significant differences between metal and aluminum ceilings in terms of material characteristics, service life, and construction requirements. The following is a specific comparison:

Durability and lifespan

Metal ceiling: composed of iron sheet and color coating, with a lifespan of about 15-20 years, but prone to rusting and requiring regular maintenance

Aluminum ceiling: Aluminum alloy material has strong corrosion resistance, a lifespan of up to 20-30 years, and low maintenance costs.  ‌

Weight and Construction

Metal ceiling: heavier, requires stronger support structure, and installation is complex.  ‌

Aluminum ceiling: lightweight, easy to construct, reduces building load.  ‌

Sound insulation and thermal insulation

Metal ceiling: Weak sound insulation and thermal insulation performance.  ‌

Aluminum ceiling: It has good sound insulation, but strong thermal conductivity, and requires insulation measures.  ‌

Fire resistance

Metal ceiling: prone to softening at high temperatures, posing a risk of fire.  ‌

Aluminum ceiling: Excellent fire resistance and meets fire safety requirements.  ‌

Cost and Environmental Protection

Metal ceiling: Low cost, but difficult to recycle after disposal.  ‌

Aluminum ceiling: High cost, but recyclable and more environmentally friendly.  ‌

Maintenance and Care

Metal ceiling: Regular inspection for rust prevention is required, and maintenance costs are relatively high.  ‌

Aluminum ceiling: Strong weather resistance, difficult to replace after damage.