Ceiling-mounted picture rail system

This is the most common question. Here is the difference:

• ? ? Top Rail (Screw-in): It is fixed by direct screwing through the rail. It is ultra-thin and discreet. Ideal for being embedded in a rebate or against wooden joinery.
• ? ? "Up Rail" (To clip on): It is fixed using clips (like a wall rail). Its rounded shape is designed for the wall/ceiling corner. It is easier to install in concrete because the clips provide drilling tolerance.

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For businesses, we recommend the Top Rail This phrase does not have a clear meaning in French. It may be a typo or an incomplete sentence. If you can provide more context, I can help you with the translation. "Up Rail". Fixed to the ceiling of the display case, they allow cables to be lowered into the middle of the space to hang posters (Poster Snap), real estate signs, or seasonal decorations without having to stick anything on the glass.

Yes, absolutely. The rail openings (Up, Top, R40) are standard. You use the same ones. Nylon or steel thread with a Twister tip Only for a wall rail. Gravity does the rest !

If you are in the midst of renovation work, opt for the rail. Artiteq Shadowline. It doesn't sit ON the ceiling, but IN the ceiling (on the metal framework of the plasterboard). The result: an invisible hollow joint from which your wires come out.