It is necessary to determine the practical feasibility, material durability, and appropriateness. The material should be chosen in accordance with the environment and climatic conditions. Consider the height of the room while designing a fake ceiling. False ceilings are available in several styles including flat, ribbed, and eggcrate. The choice of material depends on many factors such as cost, availability, aesthetics, and usability. Any of the following can be used for false ceilings: metal, plastic, wood, or glass. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. For example, metal is durable and easy to work with, but it can be expensive. Plastic is less expensive than metal, but it must be painted to match any other parts of the house and will fade with time under the sun. Wood is durable, attractive, and usable if you want to change the look of a room by adding or removing panels. Glass is fragile and requires special handling, but it is clear and comes in a wide variety of colors and styles. False ceilings are usually installed over an existing structural ceiling. If there is no previous ceiling present, then one must be constructed before the false one can be put up. The practicality of the design is determined by how well it fits into the space available and what kind of maintenance it will require.