Secure and Reliable Spaces
Earthquake-resistant Ceilings
Nikkei Panel System offers safer, more secure spaces.
Strong designs backed by rigorous testing help protect your indoor assets.
They are also easy to install and offer great cost performance.


Earthquake-resistant ceilings are installations designed to reinforce the earthquake-resistant properties of the building.
They prevent ceilings from collapsing when buildings shake during earthquakes.
Earthquake-resistant ceilings are incorporated as a part of the overall building plans to minimize damage during earthquakes.
Nikkei Panel System earthquake-resistant ceilings are compliant with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism technical standard 2.2G.
Our products meet the following needs:
- Creating spaces with a frame that is resistant to earthquakes and vibration
- Efficient use of space above ceilings
Features and Benefits of Nikkei Panel System Products in Earthquake-resistant Ceilings
Optimal axial force transmission structure

The upper part of the brace is secured using steel metal fittings. These prevent axial offset and improve the earthquake resistance.
Few braces cover a wide area

A single compression brace assembly is installed at intervals of 40 to 45 m2, helping reduce part costs.
Effectively use ceiling space

Fewer braces means that piping and ducts will not interfere with braces for a flexible layout and more efficient use of space.
Earthquake-resistant Component Products
Panel ceiling


1
Ceiling reinforcement beam

2
Compression brace

3
Mounting brackets

4
Suspension parts
Ceiling system


1
Compression brace

2
Aluminum frame

3
Mounting brackets

4
Suspension parts
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