Graffiti-resistant ceiling tile

A suspended ceiling suspended from the structural ceiling of a room, which comprises a plurality of parallel, elongated, snap-bars, each having a pair of longitudinally extending, opposed spring-like arms biased to be closely together, and a plurality of metal ceiling tiles held by snap-bars in side-by-side relationship, each said ceiling tile having a planar metal body having opposed sides, opposed ends, top and bottom faces and 90.degree. corners, a pair of spaced tabs at each side projecting from said top face, and a layer of a vitreous material on said bottom face, said tabs being asymmetrical with respect to the longitudinal axis of said planar metal body and offset from their respective sides of said planar metal body, the tabs of one side of one ceiling tile held within a snap-bar in alignment with the tabs of the immediately adjacent side of the next adjacent ceiling tile held within the same snap-bar.

A ceiling tile, which comprises a planar metal body having opposed sides, opposed ends, top and bottom faces at 90.degree. corners, and a pair of spaced tabs at each side projecting from said top face, said tabs being asymmetrical with respect to the longitudinal axis of said planar metal body and offset from their respective sides of said planar metal body.

A ceiling tile, which comprises a planar metal body having opposed sides, opposed ends, top and bottom faces and 90.degree. corners, a pair of spaced tabs offset from each side and projecting from said top face, and a layer of a vitreous material on said bottom face;

• and a resilient gasket enclosing the perimeter of said planar metal body while exposing said vitreous material, said planar metal body being held within a slot formed in said gasket with said tabs projecting through crenels formed in said gasket and extending beyond said gasket.

A suspended ceiling suspended from the structural ceiling of a room, which comprises a plurality of parallel, elongated, snap-bars, each having a pair of longitudinally extending, opposed spring-like arms biased to be closely together, and a plurality of metal ceiling tiles held by snap bars in side-by-side relationship, each said ceiling tile having a planar metal body having opposed sides, opposed ends, top and bottom faces and 90.degree. corners, a pair of spaced tabs offset from each side and projecting from said top face, and a layer of a vitreous material on said bottom face, the tabs of one side of one ceiling tile being held within the same snap-bar as the tabs of the immediately adjacent side of the next adjacent ceiling tile;

• and a resilient gasket enclosing the perimeter of said planar metal body while exposing said vitreous material, said planar metal body being held within a slot formed in said gasket, and said tabs projecting through crenels formed in said gasket and extending beyond said gasket.