is clear that the above provides an easy way to mount or remove panels fig3 is a showing of the edge of a ceiling panel if it was made from metal the metal is bent to form the kerf 14 element 5 is the same as the end of extension 20 positioned on element 5 is resilient means 12 which is nothing more than a spring member a clip 15 holds the spring member on element 5 element 16 is the body of the spring which may be compressed by a force moving perpendicular thereto in the plane of the ceiling panel and element 18 is a tab which stabilizes the spring on element 5 it is obvious that the resilient means could be a piece of foam rubber foam plastic or a resilient plastic strip or any other type of resilient structure which is capable of being slightly compressed naturally a metal structure would use a clip 15 to hold the resilient means in position this could be accomplished by the use of glue or any other fastening means particularly when one would be looking at a conventional fiber ceiling panel or the ceiling panel as shown in fig1 fig4 shows parts of three ceiling panels 6 6 39 and 6 34 supported on three support means 2 2 39 and 2 34 each ceiling panel has a left side kerf 14 and right side kerf 14 39 a resilient means 12 is provided adjacent.