Maxxit Group

Bold form. Dynamic dimension. Designed to stand out.

PANEL:Form Fusion Ceiling Panels - Vertex brings bold geometry overhead with inward-formed angular facets that transform the ceiling into a dynamic architectural surface.

Its dimensional profile interacts with light and shadow to enhance visual texture, creating a ceiling that shifts in character as you move through the space. The contrast of formed acoustic felt and a precision aluminum frame brings softness and structure together in one striking design.

Available in Solo, Duo, and Quad configurations, Vertex can be customized through panel orientation, felt color, and frame finish to create anything from rhythmic geometric patterns to dramatic feature ceilings.

To learn more, visit https://maxxitgroup.com/product/panelform-fusion-ceiling-panels-vertex-metal-felt.

PANEL:Form Fusion Ceiling Panels - Canyon transforms the ceiling into a sculptural architectural surface through inward faceted peak and valley forms that create striking depth, movement, and visual rhythm.

The dimensional felt profile works in contrast with the precision of the aluminum frame, bringing together softness and structure in a design that feels distinctly contemporary.

Available in Solo, Duo, and Quad configurations, Canyon can be customized through orientation, felt color, and frame finish to create everything from subtle repetition to bold, large-scale ceiling compositions.

To learn more, visit https://maxxitgroup.com/product/panelform-fusion-ceiling-panels-canyon-metal-felt.

At this office location, the ceiling becomes a defining part of the workplace experience through the AERO:Form Crossroads Open Cell system. Interconnected felt baffles form bold geometric compositions across the open areas, introducing visual movement while helping absorb sound and create a softer, more comfortable acoustic environment.

In the reception area, LINE:Form Wall to Ceiling Slats extend the design vertically and overhead, creating a warm architectural feature that frames the space. The woodgrain finish of the metal slats brings natural warmth and contrast to the felt Crossroads ceiling, tying the materials together in a cohesive expression.

Together, the systems show how ceiling and wall elements can do more than define a space - they can shape how it looks, sounds, and feels.

Today, we’re joining our clients and partners across the U.S. in celebrating National Aviation Day. ✈️

From bustling terminals to critical aviation environments, thoughtful design plays an important role in creating spaces that can perform at scale while delivering a seamless passenger and employee experience.

Maxxit is proud to have contributed architectural ceiling solutions to major aviation projects across the U.S. and North America, creating systems engineered for durability, acoustic performance, seamless integration, and the demands of high-traffic transportation environments.

From passenger terminals and lounges to the operational spaces working behind the scenes, we’re proud to help shape the environments that keep air travel moving.

Here’s to the innovation, infrastructure, and design continuing to move aviation forward.

Health Product Declaration (HPD) documentation is now available! 🌱

We’re making it easier for architects and designers to specify Maxxit with confidence by providing greater transparency into material contents and supporting informed product selection for healthier, more sustainable building projects.

The addition of HPDs is another step forward in our commitment to providing the documentation and environmental data the A&D community needs to make more informed material choices.

Learn more about Maxxit's sustainability efforts: https://maxxitgroup.com/sustainability

We're proud to share our contribution to Conestoga College's Skilled Trades Campus Phase 2, a landmark facility designed to bring skilled trades education together under one roof while creating an environment that supports learning, collaboration, and student well-being.

The building's architecture is defined by openness and light. Deep recesses, clerestory windows, and interconnected floor volumes draw daylight deep into the interior, while expansive double-height social spaces create bright, welcoming areas where students can connect beyond the classroom.

To complement this vision, Maxxit created a wall feature using PANEL:Form Design Perforated Wall Panels that transform a two-storey corridor into a striking architectural feature. Finished in a custom Seashell White powdercoat finish, the laser-cut perforated panels create a subtle gradient pattern that shifts with light and perspective, adding texture, rhythm, and visual depth to the space.

Behind the elegant finish, integrated felt backing provides acoustic absorption, helping to reduce noise and create a more comfortable environment for students moving through this active campus.

Projects like this demonstrate how architectural wall systems can elevate the experience through a balance of aesthetics, performance, and thoughtful engineering.

Architect: Diamond Schmitt
Contractor: Smith Brothers Contracting