Abstract: Suspension hook, in particularly for suspending sectional bars from an existing ceiling, said bars together forming a grid for supporting ceiling panels. Said bars each have an upper tubular part. The suspension hook consists of a connecting portion and of a hook portion, said hook portion being intended to be inserted in said tubular part of the concerned sectional bar via a pair of apertures in the upper wall of said tubular part. The hook portion has a flat bearing surface which extends at about aright angle from the strip shaped connecting portion. The central region of said bearing surface is provided with a V-shaped downwardly projecting nose, the height of which corresponds with the height of the tubular part of the concerned sectional bar. The free end of the hook portion is provided with an upwards directed lip.

Abstract: Suspension system for ceiling panels, comprising a supporting grid of interconnected bars intersecting one another at right angles, said grid being supported below an existing ceiling structure, and said sectional bars when fitted having a vertical web portion which has fitted at the bottom end on either side thereof horizontal side flanges for the purpose of supporting the ceiling panels. The web portion of the sectional bars at the top end being provided with a hollow tubular part and the sectional bars being connected to each other by means of connecting elements each having at least one insertion part accommodated in the tubular part. The tubular part is elongated in shape, viewed in the vertical direction of the web portion. The sectional bars are suspended at regular intervals by means of hooked suspension elements. Said hooked suspension elements as well as the connecting elements being formed of sheet material.