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Wide view of the suspended panel ceiling installation at Aryzta Bakery above scissor lifts and safety bunting

Commercial project · Elite Panel Installations

Aryzta Bakery panel project. Serving Perth and WA.

About 3,900 m² of suspended panel ceiling, plus walls and corridors, in a new bakery.

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Built locally. Made to last.

Panel walls and suspended ceiling.

Suspended panel ceilings, internal panel walls and corridors in a new bakery.

  • Location: Peel Business Park, WA
  • Year: 2025
  • About 3,900 m² of suspended panel ceiling
  • The main ceiling is about 117 m long and 33 m wide
  • 6 m main ceiling height above the floor
  • 100 mm and 200 mm XFLAM walls · 75 mm and 100 mm XFLAM ceilings

Sizes are approximate.

Site video.

Aryzta Bakery: a view beneath the suspended panel ceiling during installation. Silent site footage.

Aryzta Bakery installation photos.

Large suspended insulated panel ceiling going up inside a warehouse, with hanger rods, scissor lifts and safety cones
Large suspended insulated panel ceiling going up inside a warehouse, with hanger rods, scissor lifts and safety cones
Elite Panel Installations logo, a blue house-shaped roof icon with white lettering on a black background
Elite Panel Installations logo, a blue house-shaped roof icon with white lettering on a black background
Vast white insulated panel ceiling with hanging air ducts inside the Arytza Bakery during fit-out
Vast white insulated panel ceiling with hanging air ducts inside the Arytza Bakery during fit-out
Ceiling hangers and ductwork in place at Arytza Bakery, with insulated panel packs stacked ready to install
Ceiling hangers and ductwork in place at Arytza Bakery, with insulated panel packs stacked ready to install
Finished white insulated ceiling and wall panels with ducts at Arytza Bakery, roller door open at the far end
Finished white insulated ceiling and wall panels with ducts at Arytza Bakery, roller door open at the far end
Underside of the suspended white panel ceiling at Aryzta Bakery beside exposed roof framing and insulated ductwork
Underside of the suspended white panel ceiling at Aryzta Bakery beside exposed roof framing and insulated ductwork
Suspended panel ceiling at Aryzta Bakery with ceiling hangers, ductwork, a forklift and scissor lifts
Suspended panel ceiling at Aryzta Bakery with ceiling hangers, ductwork, a forklift and scissor lifts
Wide view of the suspended panel ceiling installation at Aryzta Bakery above scissor lifts and safety bunting
Wide view of the suspended panel ceiling installation at Aryzta Bakery above scissor lifts and safety bunting
Corner of the suspended panel ceiling at Aryzta Bakery beneath exposed services, with scissor lifts on the floor
Corner of the suspended panel ceiling at Aryzta Bakery beneath exposed services, with scissor lifts on the floor

The XFLAM panel.

XFLAM's core is a syntactic phenolic foam.

  • 0.6 mm COLORBOND® Intramax® steel skins
  • 50 to 250 mm thick

Source: ASKIN XFLAM Interior data sheet v1.0 (Jan 2026)

These specifications describe the XFLAM product range.

Planning walls and a suspended ceiling.

  1. 01 / Share the drawings

    Send your plans and panel specification for the walls, ceiling or both.

  2. 02 / Confirm the scope

    Let us know whether you need supply and installation or subcontracting.

  3. 03 / Prepare for installation

    Site access, set-out and panel deliveries are checked before installation. Read the installation process ↗

Suspended ceiling questions.

Do you install ceilings without wall panels?

Insulated ceilings are part of our commercial work. Send the ceiling plans and specification so we can discuss the installation.

How large a ceiling can you install?

Our commercial work ranges from small rooms to 5,000 m² suspended ceilings.

Where can I see another XFLAM ceiling installation?

Toll Health ↗ includes XFLAM walls and ceilings, alongside a pressurised loading dock.

Arytza Bakery

Installation of Panel walls and suspended ceiling with X-FLAM

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