Drishti IAS - Ceiling Trapdoor Project
Context and the brief
For the Drishti IAS project in Karol Bagh, New Delhi, IQUBX supplied and installed the CTD024 Ceiling Trapdoor System across approximately 500 sq. ft. The project was completed in 2024, with Ar. Harshit Soni as the architect and Studio Archist as the PMC.
The client required a sleek and uniform ceiling trapdoor solution with a clean, even border and minimum visible groove. The trapdoors also needed to be provided in customized sizes with a multi-shutter configuration, while ensuring smooth opening and closing without affecting the surrounding ceiling or causing cracks or other finishing issues.
Project at a glance
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Client / End User | ITC Hotel |
| Location | Udaipur, India |
| Sector | Hotel |
| Building Type | Not specified |
| Architect / Interior Designer | Ar. Mukul Goyal and Associates |
| PMC | Shivnandani Resorts Pvt. Ltd. |
| IQUBX System Installed | CTD025 |
| Infill Material | WPC Board |
| Panel Thickness | 12 mm |
| Area Installed | 2,500 sq. ft. |
| Completed | 2024 |
| Installation Duration | 2–3 months |
| Supply | Direct |
IQUBX Solution
Customized Size & Multi-Shutter Configuration
The client required ceiling trapdoors in customized sizes to suit the ceiling layout and site conditions. A multi-shutter configuration was incorporated to provide the required access while maintaining a clean and coordinated ceiling appearance.
Sleek Look with Uniform Minimum Groove
A key requirement was a sleek and aesthetically clean appearance. The trapdoor border needed to remain even and uniform, without an irregular or uneven edge. A consistent 2–3 mm minimum groove was maintained around the trapdoor to create a clean visual line and allow it to blend seamlessly with the ceiling.
Smooth Operation & Protection of the Ceiling
The trapdoor needed to open and close smoothly without operational issues. The system was also designed to avoid stress or movement that could affect the surrounding ceiling, helping prevent cracks, damage, or other finishing issues during operation. The requirement for smooth operation and avoiding damage to the surrounding ceiling is also reflected in the original project brief.
Outcome
The Drishti IAS project was completed using the IQUBX CTD024 Ceiling Trapdoor System, covering approximately 500 sq. ft. with 12 mm WPC board. The solution addressed the project’s requirements for customized sizes, multi-shutter access, a sleek appearance, uniform minimum grooves, and smooth opening and closing, while maintaining a clean and consistent ceiling finish
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