As suggested by its nomenclature, a false ceiling refers to a mock roofing feature that aims at enhancing the aesthetic appeal of an architectural structure. Simply put, in other words, a false ceiling is a secondary ceiling that is constructed below the original ceiling and is held into place by metal or wooden frames- a true fifth wall. Popular in Japan over the Muromachi Period (1337-1573), this feature has rapidly become an integral part of modern construction and finds incorporation in both residential as well as commercial buildings. Apart from being aesthetically appealing, a false ceiling aids in insulation, acoustics, soundproofing, lighting and casts an illusion of a lower ceiling height. False ceiling can further be referred to as a drop ceiling, suspended ceiling, grid ceiling, or T-bar ceiling.
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