Krisumi Waterfall - Ceiling Trapdoor Project
Context and the brief
For the Krisumi Waterfall project in Gurugram, Haryana, IQUBX supplied and installed the CTD025 Ceiling Trapdoor System across approximately 18,000 sq. ft. The project was completed in 2025, with TATA Projects as the PMC. The trapdoors were finished with 12 mm MR Board.
The project required a ceiling trapdoor solution that could accommodate different sizes while maintaining a consistent and refined appearance across the ceiling. Key requirements included uniform minimum grooves, even trapdoor borders, smooth opening and closing, and preventing cracks or damage to the surrounding ceiling. For maintenance access, selected shutters also needed to be slideable, allowing easier access to services above the ceiling.
Project at a glance
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Client / End User | Krisumi Waterfall |
| Location | Gurugram, Haryana, India |
| Sector | Residential |
| Building Type | Private |
| Architect / Interior Designer | Not specified |
| PMC | TATA Projects |
| IQUBX System Installed | CTD025 |
| Infill Material | MR Board |
| Panel Thickness | 12 mm |
| Area Installed | 18,000 sq. ft. |
| Completed | 2025 |
| Installation Duration | 6–8 months |
| Supply | Direct |
IQUBX Solution
Multiple Sizes with Flexible Access
The project required ceiling trapdoors in different sizes to suit varying ceiling layouts and access requirements. The solution was customized to accommodate these variations while maintaining a consistent appearance throughout the project.
Uniform Groove & Clean Border Detailing
A key requirement was to maintain a uniform minimum groove around every trapdoor. The borders needed to remain even and consistent, without uneven edges or visual irregularities. The design maintained a 2–3 mm minimum groove to achieve a clean, integrated appearance across the ceiling.
Smooth Operation & Easy Maintenance Access
The trapdoors needed to open and close smoothly without operational issues or causing cracks and damage to the surrounding ceiling. For areas requiring regular maintenance access, slideable shutters were incorporated so that the ceiling could be accessed more easily while keeping the overall ceiling finish clean. The requirement for smooth operation and protection of the surrounding ceiling is also reflected in the project brief.
Outcome
The Krisumi Waterfall project used the IQUBX CTD025 Ceiling Trapdoor System across approximately 18,000 sq. ft., with 12 mm MR Board as the infill material. The solution addressed the project’s requirements for different trapdoor sizes, uniform minimum grooves, even border detailing, smooth operation, and convenient maintenance access through slideable shutters, while maintaining a clean and consistent ceiling appearance.
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