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FAQ

there will not be anything stored above this ceiling. insulation will be used between the beams plus electrical fictures.

Contact your City/Local Building Codes

What is the distance between the main keel? How much is the distance between the keel? What is the spacing of the hanging bars?

The main dragon spacing is 1 meter, vice-long distance is 30CM, hanging spacing is 1-1.2 meters

Gypsum board shed light steel keel production

Cost, 9.5 gypsum board 17.6 a 2.88 square, gypsum board price of 6 yuan, keel 10 yuan (the main keel and vice dragon, hanging tendons, corners) around, artificial 8-10 yuan.

Double-sided 200 light steel keel gypsum board wall how much money a square

Use 150 light steel keel, double-sided double-layer 12mm gypsum board, do paint, you can reach 200mm specifications.

Light steel keel gypsum board wall how much money a square meter. Standard type. There are about a thousand square meters.

65 yuan / square or so

How close to the original ceiling can I hang a drop ceiling? I know you need a certain amount of space between the original ceiling and the gridwork of the drop ceiling so you can get the tiles in... I am remodeling my basement and it only has 8' ceilings now, so I want to retain as much headroom as possible. Thank you...

you might want to look into other options, like perhaps shaped tin or something on the ceiling. You need to drop it at least a foot I believe and you aren't going to like a 7 foot ceiling in a basement. It is going to make it feel like a cave. Look into other solutions, you will be happier for it. Like put wood siding up there, tin, anything to cover it.

Hi there, we have recently came across a leak in the bathroom that comes from the bathtub and down into the basement into this drop ceiling thing we have. The problem is that with this drop celiing there is all kinds of insulation in it, and the water is getting soaked into that and I believe the leak is inbetween the floor where I can't get at it.Does this mean I have to rip up my floor to fix it? How much would it usually cost to have someone fix this..?Thanks.

Drop ceiling thing? If this is a suspended ceiling (dropped ceiling), you have removable tiles sitting on a suspended metal grid. Start taking out the tiles. There may be batt (rolled) insulation on top for sound deadening purposes. The insulation may be a pain. Start at the end of the insulation & pull down, then work up & over the grid, pull down, repeat until the insulation is out. Remove until you think you are at the leak. Remove any thing wet. It needs dried or thrown out, you will get mold. Run the tub. Do whatever it takes to make it leak. Get a bucket if needed. Some possible causes: Only when in use / right after use: Loose drain / over flow fittings on tub Loose screw together drain trap (screw together traps should only be used when 100% open, dropped ceiling don't count) Cracked /hole in drain pipe Leaking tub water / control valve Loose shower head fitting Extreme condensation of humidity on water pipes. Leak all the time: Leaking water lines The suspended ceiling would be much cheaper to repair ( replace tiles) than ripping up a floor. Hard to say on the $$, without knowing what is leaking.

The question says it all, I need to know this because I need to hang something up that weighs about 100-120 pounds. I need to know which section of the grid of ceiling girders holds the most weight. The long sections between the intersections?The short sections between the intersections?Or the intersections themselves?If you dont remember what that looks like, think of your elementary school or work office. Yeah. those kinds of ceiling tiles, just the plain old styrofoam style stuff.I need an answer from a legitimate source, not a guestimation.

It depends on the installation. I would expect 100-120 pounds to be too much for almost all installations. 20-30 pounds is easily possible on almost all if supported over several feet of the rail and not just hung from one or two of the grid clamps sold for the purpose of putting up signs or displays. For example, the circular air conditioning outlets used in some stores that are connected by flexible ducts to the main ducts and the fluorescent light fixtures that lay in the openings weigh about 10 pounds. The variation is due to the location of the hanging wires for the grid and what the weight is doing. I would expect a hanging point directly under a vertical 16 ga. wire running up to the building structure/roof would probably be able to take 40-50 pounds if the wire were well twisted at both ends - but the wires are often just pushed through the hole and bent with a single hook. I am certain that 100 pounds applied in the middle of a rail between two support points is going to bend the rail in any common installation. To hold that much weight safely, I think you are going to have to run a wire through a slot or hole in the tile, up through the upper structure and tie into the building directly, especially if there is any chance of movement by wind, AC air flow, or people bumping the suspended item.