Ceiling Suspension System t24 Ceiling Grid Slotted
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1,Structure of （Flat Suspension Grids） Description
t grids ceiling system
1 Materiel: Galvanized steel & prepainted
2 Size: H38&H32 H15
3 System: flat & groove
fut ceiling t grid
Materiel: Hot dipped galvanized steel & prepainted
Surface:Baking Finish
System: flat ceil & groove ceiling
2,Main Features of the （Flat Suspension Grids）
Shape:Plane,groove
Groove T bar ceiling grid (FUT) & FUT Ceiling Grid system is made of high quality prepainted galvanized steel,which guarantee the characters of moisture proof,corrosion resistanct and color lasting.The automatic cold roll forming and punching machineries guarantee the high precision.
Standard size:
1. Main tee:38x24x3000/3600mm(10'),(12'); 32x24x3000/3600mm(10'),(12')
2. Cross tee:32x24x1200mm (4');26x24x1200mm (4')
3. Cross tee:32x24x600mm (2'); 26x24x600mm (2')
4. Wall angle:24x24x3000mm (10'); 22x22x3000mm (10'); 20x20x3000mm (10')
5. Thickness:0.25mm,0.27mm,0.3mm,0.35mm,0.4mm
6. The length, thickness and color can be provided in accordance with customers'
requirements.
3,（Flat Suspension Grids） Images
4,（Flat Suspension Grids） Specification
5,FAQ of （Flat Suspension Grids）
1. Convenience in installation, it shortens working time and labor fees.
2. Neither air nor environment pollution while installing. With good effect for space dividing and beautifying.
3. Using fire proof material to assure living safety.
4. Can be installed according to practical demands.
5. The physical coefficient of all kinds Suspension
Standard size:
1. Main tee:38x24x3000/3600mm(10'),(12'); 32x24x3000/3600mm(10'),(12')
2. Cross tee:32x24x1200mm (4');26x24x1200mm (4')
3. Cross tee:32x24x600mm (2'); 26x24x600mm (2')
4. Wall angle:24x24x3000mm (10'); 22x22x3000mm (10'); 20x20x3000mm (10')
5. Thickness:0.25mm,0.27mm,0.3mm,0.35mm,0.4mm
6. The length, thickness and color can be provided in accordance with customers'
requirements.
- Q:My home is over 100 years old. I don't know when the ceiling was put up but it's been painted over a few times I'm sure. It looks like a tiled drop ceiling but I haven't seen any signs of a grid or any type of suspension. The ceiling is about 6 inches lower than it is in the adjoining rooms which are plaster ceilings. Many tiles feel nice and sturdy, but a few are almost paper thin and now have finger sized holes from where I pushed on them. I'm okay to leave as is. I don't want to get into pulling the whole ceiling down. But is there any other way to repair this? It isn't as easy as just swapping out the broken tiles with new.
- These probably do have suspension. I would just leave them the heck alone.
- Q:The difference between wall steel keel and wall keel
- The wall keel is composed of 38-keel and 50-bone.
- Q:anyone know how to put up something called ceiling max its like a drop ceiling that is a inch from ceiling?
- Great Link MM, but I don't see anything in the text that suggests the FREE space above all the grid work and tiles. Beyond that the text deals with a basement, and/or an area of exposed rafters. Normal drop ceiling requires a drop in the area of 8 inches minimum. I'd be doing Ceiling Max to cover damaged ceilings if I could get to within and inch or 2 of the old. The process, as explained is no different than normal grid install for a drop ceiling. I'll do more research however. The Q nudged an issue I have in a home, and I do drop ceilings with my Son often, commercially.
- Q:We have a t-bar ceiling (ceiling with removable acoustical tiles) in the kitchenette area. It's awful! It looks like were eating in an office! Are there more attractive removable panels we can buy somewhere? (it has to be removable because it's the only way to access the air conditioning unit). Any suggestions? Thanks!
- We have the same problem in kitchen and also living room and are planning to replace them with new panels that look like a tin ceiling. Armstrong makes them. There are other decorative designs, too. You can see online at the Armstrong website. For the tin-look ceiling, they also make coordinating grid covers so it looks better. Good luck with your project.
- Q:does anyone know what those things are installed in commercial open-ceilings.. they are like foam materials used as insulation? I need the exact name and need to find a ceiling contractor asap, thanks !!
- I think you are reffering to what is called a drop ceiling or sometimes a grid ceiling. If that is the case the panels are made from mostly fiberglass now and some older ones are made of fiberglass and wood fibers ( cellulose ) .home depot can find a good installer at a reasonable price in your area. IF you are near northeast ct I know of several contractors that do that type of work IM me for more info
- Q:Light steel keel ldu, cb, ldc, cs what it means
- (50 * 19 * 0.5, 50 * 20 * 0.6, 60 * 27 * 0.6), DB: Ceiling keel is not on the people (including the ceiling bearing keel: 38 * 12 * 1.0 and ceiling cover keel),
- Q:Code for construction of light steel keel gypsum board ceiling in decoration works
- Cover the panel before the installation of the keel and cover to be installed to check the plate, keel bottom to be flat, light holes, tuyere, probe, nozzle and other positions to stay out of keel, if the main keel will have to be reinforced, After the requirements of the panel can be installed, fixed panel nail cap to sink into the panel 0.5 ~ 1 mm and for rust treatment, after the paint putty embedded flat.
- Q:Here is what I have...a wire that looks like a regular cord for a plug in and a copper looking wire I assume is the ground. In the drop ceiling I have two wires that seem to have been been cut from electric cord and hard wired into another track lighting. I have had a light up here before but have not ever previously hooked electric up. I know it can handle the electric current. There are caps at the end of the wires so I am assuming (love assuming) that I can attach the wires from the light to these wires and recap. Then I need to ground the cooper wire, but what is a good ground? It is a drop ceiling so can I attach to the grid or wires holding the drop ceiling? Of course the electric will be off! I am wondering is it possible to cross the two wires and have a big boo boo happen? I appreciate the input. I am really needing to get this completed shortly so please anyone with some expertise respond!
- with common lighting you cant go wrong.black wire is Hot or + or supply.white is neutral.neutral is the same as a ground.people will try to explain it differently but the ground and neutral are married in the fuse box.if the wires are crossed the lite wont know it.just attach ground to the mounting box it's incidental to your purpose
- Q:Ok, I need to know if they either prevent conduction, convection or radiation . I also need to know how they prevent these thermal energy transfer mechanisms (conduction,radiation and convection) from occuring.
- Tall trees: If you have tall trees around your house, your house will be cooler because of the shade. The trees are blocking radiation from the sun, and to a lesser extent stopping convection to the air around the house by acting as a wind block. The air around your house removes heat through open, free convection. Polystyrene: The polystyrene panel itself has less conduction than other materials because it is less dense. Conduction is essentially shaking the atoms of the materials. Less dense things typically have less atoms to shake. (There are exceptions). But if you are talking about a dropped ceiling (with the panels haning from the real ceiling in the metal grid) as a whole system, there is more to it than that. Without the panels, you would lose heat to your roof (and the world outside) by convecting from your room to the ceiling, CONDUCTING through the ceiling, and convecting to the world outside. Your sandwich would be: Outside world Ceiling Room air But a dropped ceiling adds some more layers in there, most importantly a space of dead air, which is an excellent insulator - similar to a thermapane window. Your sandwich would become: Outside world Ceiling Dead (not moving) air between polystyrene panels Polystyrene panels Room air The extra layer in the sandwich helps. Polystyrene makes a good insulator, but it would still work if you dropped a ceiling with metal panels because of the dead air. In heat and mass transfer problems, it is critical that when you ask the question, you define what the system boundary is. My answer is long because I don't know what that is in your question. Hope it helps.
- Q:Do you want to install light steel keel
- The kitchen should not be very big, you say the aluminum plate is a square or long? The use of light steel keel is nothing more than the main dragon and boom, the other does not need light steel keel, what do not know in asking me,
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