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Flexible Fiberglass Acoustic Glass Wool Ceiling Rock Wool Ceiling Board

Flexible Fiberglass Acoustic Glass Wool Ceiling Rock Wool Ceiling Board

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Loading Port:
Shanghai
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
1000 m²
Supply Capability:
400000 m²/month

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Specification

Material:
Fiberglass
Feature:
Soundproof,Heat Insulation,Fireproof
Color:
Black,White,Red,Green,Blue
Position:
Interior
Certification:
CE,ISO
Customized:
Customized
Thickness:
12mm, 15mm, 20mm, etc
Wildth:
600mm, 610mm, 1200mm, 1220mm
Fonction:
Fireproof Board Ceiling,Soundproof Ceiling,Normal Ceiling,Integrated Ceiling,Heat Insulation Ceiling,Moisture-Proof Ceiling,Mould-Proof Ceiling
Application:
Office,Hotel,Household,Dust Free Room,Public
Shape:
Square,Irregular,Rectangle

Products Description
Fiberglass Acoustic Ceiling Tiles are great for use in both residential and commercial applications. It is an effective and affordable way to build sound absorbing acoustical ceilings with excellent sound absorption properties. They are effective in eliminating unwanted ceiling boundary reflections and controlling excessive room reverberation. They are widely applied in offices, restaurants, recording studios, theaters, cinemas, schools, garages, conference room, dance halls, etc.

 

Features
1. Excellent sound insulation.
2. Non-combustible, fire-proof.
3. Light weight and no sagging, wraapping or delaminationg.
4. Green eco-friendly building materials.

 

Application
It's recommended that this panels be installed to the opposite two walls to cntrol the echo of the surroundings.
The panels are widly used in hotels, meeting rooms, auditoriums, music rooms, libraried, etc, where have special requiest for sound absorption.

 

FAQ
1. Is OEM available?
Re: Yes, OEM service is available.
2. Are you factory?
Re: Yes. we are the largest factory in China.
3. Can we get sample?
Re: Yes, sample is free for our customer.
4. How many days for production
Re: usually 4 weeks after receiving of downpayment

 

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Acoustic Glass Wool Ceiling Rock Wool Ceiling Board 

Q: I'm finishing my basement in a newer home (built in 2005). The main level floor / basement ceiling is built with I-joists 16 OC. The main level is mainly hardwood floor, and I plan to have a home theater in the basement. I'd like to cut down on the noise from the hardwood floor above (walking in shoes is very loud!) and noise from the theater from coming upstairs. Any suggestions on how to accomplish this? I was thinking spray foam would be perfect, but man is that stuff expensive. Any other best bet suggestions?Thanks!
Basement Ceiling Sound Insulation
Q: My house has not been renovated, according to the upstairs that he bought the best waterproof glue, do a number of waterproof treatment, try to see the water did not see a leak, told me to be assured! What is the possibility of future leakage? Thank you
First of all you have to make sure he did not? You'd better go down yourself and try to pour down! Bathroom sloppy, is often a place to have water! You'd better use the first cement to do it again, and then do a good job in Germany Dika waterproof again!
Q: Ask the rectangular aisle how to design, who knows?
But for the smaller size of the small units, better than the cap is the practice of blurring.
Q: Fireproof fireproof glass fireproof shutter door What is it?
You can be very intuitive to understand the fire resistance for the decorative parts, fire cut off, fire glass, fire shutter doors have in common, that is played an effective isolation; it is both functional, but also has the role of split space!
Q: What are the textile mill floor materials?
Or more epoxy floor, it is recommended to use anti-static high temperature, the overall cost will not be much higher than the average
Q: My A\C and Heater have problems keeping up in Hot\cold weather. Its summer now (I live in the Stl area) and when its 90+ sunny my house will not get colder than 80 degrees A\C going non stop. The A\C is putting out anywhere from 59-62 degrees and from what I can tell is sized properly. In my ceiling is blown in insulation at about 4-5" sitting just above the 2x4s some places more some less. The vaulted ceiling being a little more at around 6" Is this enough? Is my problem the Heating\Cooling unit or is there not enough insulation?
The minimum ceiling insulation should be R-30, with R-40 being the norm in the northern part of the U.S. The depth of insulation required to produce a R-30 depends on the type of insulation. Blown-in fiberglass will have about R-2.25 per inch, blown-in cellulose has about R-3.5 per inch and fiberglass batt has about R-3 per inch. In case you're not sure what type you have, fiberglass insulation looks like cotton candy, while cellulose looks likes ground-up newspaper. Batts are the best to install as there will be less airborne particles to breath, get in your eyes, etc. You just cut them to size and lay them across the ceiling joist so they seal any gaps caused by the ceiling joist, fans, light fixtures, etc.
Q: The working principle of optical fiber
Optical fiber Mainly the use of the principle of total reflection, so that light only occurs, no refraction, loss is the smallest
Q: What is the difference between PVC and nylon?
First, PVC: chemical name PVC, sub-rigid polyvinyl chloride and soft polyvinyl chloride. High mechanical strength, chemical properties of vinyl chloride (code-named PVC) is a vinyl chloride monomer polymerization from the synthetic polymer. Polyvinyl chloride is a white or light yellow powder resin, the density of about 1.4, chlorine content of 56% to 58%. In the polyvinyl chloride resin by adding different plasticizers and stabilizers, can be made of different rigid polyvinyl chloride and soft polyvinyl chloride. Polyvinyl chloride itself is a linear polymer, because the attraction between the molecules is very large, combined with each other close and solid, making the polymer chain is not free, so hard texture. When the resin is not added or less (10% or less) plasticizer, get the hard PVC. Hard PVC high density, with acid, alkali and corrosion resistance of the excellent performance, it is often used as chemical equipment, pipe and construction panels, such as flooring, ceiling and so on. When adding more plasticizer in the resin, you can get soft polyvinyl chloride, plasticizer plus more, the more flexible the plastic. Soft PVC with flexibility, resistance to folding, light, water, oxidation resistance, it is often used to make thin film and wire foreskin and so on. Most of the PVC products in daily life are soft polyvinyl chloride, such as PVC made of leather widely used in clothing, footwear, suitcases, purses and so on. If you add a blowing agent to the polyvinyl chloride plastic, you can make the foam. It has a light weight, thermal insulation, noise and other excellent performance, widely used in footwear, building materials, ship and aircraft manufacturing and other industries.
Q: Does the fiberglass ceiling do the ceiling?
Long mineral wool ceiling to introduce advanced Japanese production technology, the use of European green standards testing, monitoring, the introduction of the production of European-style Italian light steel keel production system.
Q: We have removed our rough sawn cedar from our cathedral ceiling in our 80's home. We found fiberglass insulation and 2x6 joists (the roof is directly above). The first electrician came out before we removed the ceiling and assumed there was no insulation and said we needed to get spray insulation because of the condensation can lights can cause. The other electrician we called out came after we removed the ceiling and did not say anything about condensation. Neither said anything about ice dams. I am seeing all this pretty scary stuff when doing my research, and am thinking we shouldn't put in recessed lighting now! We live in Wyoming where the climate can be pretty cold, but is usually very dry.So, if we use LED lamps and IC airtight housings, will the heat transfer really be bad enough to cause condensation and/or ice dams? Would it help to put some foam board between the shallow housings and the roofing substrate (if it fits)? We are only planning on putting up 6 6" lights in a 10x20 room...
with that type of light they need to have free air around them ,you dont have enough space,nor would you roof be insulated, you may wish to rethink your lighting , the joys of remolding

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