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FAQ

Light steel keel test report can be used for how long

Luan said, are generally a year, do not believe you can go to see the dragon and Jiangyin and Thai quality of the past that the product testing report.

doing a report for school !

Often, a plan is drawn in grid form. Each square of the grid is equal to 3', or something similar. That type of plan is much easier to work with, since the page is not covered with dimensions. If a particular feature, such as a wall, is not located on a grid line, there will be a dimension from the grid line to locate it. The suspension system for a dropped ceiling is also called the grid. Main runners are spaced every 4', then a system of tees is used to divide the ceiling into a grid of 2' x 2' or 2' x 4' spaces. Light fixtures and HVAC vents are made in sizes to fit in the grid. Hope this helps you with your project.

Light steel keel paper gypsum board wall at the bottom of whether to concrete guide wall

If you do not have moisture, you can not do it.

I am looking for the fire resistance of the building components, see the middle of the house wall with "steel keel" and "light steel keel", what is the difference between the two? What do I want to know is that the two are different in terms of function and practical application? What are the advantages and disadvantages?

Light steel keel is used to ceiling the ceiling, and steel keel is a kind of iron frame, the cost is relatively high, to do the effect of quality than the light steel keel expensive, almost more than light steel keel on your 40%

My father is looking to finish off the basement with a suspended ceiling. He needs to use a suspended ceiling because of the plumbing that runs below the floor joists. The thing is is he doesn't really want to install a suspended grid system because say for example later on down the road if he needs to run anymore plumbing and electrical lines, its gonna be a real pain in the but cause now you've got these metal grids in your way and you end up breaking ceiling tiles in the process. So what we were wondering is if they make a suspended ceiling system that uses no metal grids, but is easily removable when needed.

not that i have ever seen.

My house decoration to build the wall, there is a wall to say with light steel keel, a good brick wall in the end which is good?

Look at your wall is what to use, and if it is carrying the wall that was good brick wall, if it is decorative walls, with keel partition will be relatively simple, convenient, simple production, fire, sound insulation and many other features

I want to finish my garage. I can handle the walls and floor, but I can't seem to get any help for the ceiling. I went to my local Home Depot and talked to two different people. They sell the stuff, but don't have a clue as to what I would need. The room will be 14' x 24'. Any help would be a appreciated.PS: My zip code is 02816, if that helps.

Home Depot lists a 400 sq ft drop ceiling grid installation kit for $14.38. They also list 2' x 4' ceiling panels for $4.11 each. I could not tell it the grid kit included the actual grid, or just hardware. Your room is 336 sq ft.

I am using Dutch Boy Ceiling Solutions, the kind that goes on purple and dries white. I primed with FastPrime over new drywall. I put one coat of the DB on and it looks like poo. I painted in grids, but got uneven coverage and you can tell where the drywall tape was. Maybe the roller I used was wrong for the app? Or did I just do a crummy job. I have painted many a room before, but not many ceilings.

New drywall may need multiple coats to get complete coverage. Do not paint in a grid. Start at one side and work across always keeping a wet edge. The method you are using will always produce uneven results.