Wood Drop Ceiling Grid System for Gypsum Board Ceiling Tiles
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 2000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 200000 pc/month
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Description
Wall Angle
Size (Height×width×Length)
24×24×3000mm
20×20×3000mm
Thickness 0.3mm,0.4mm
Cross Tee
size (Height×width×Length)
27×24×1200mm
27×24×1220mm
27×24×600mm
27×24×610mm
Thickness 0.26mm,0.3mm
Main Tee
Size (Height×width×Length)
38×24×3600mm
38×24×3660mm
38×24×3750mm
32×24×3600mm
32×24×3660mm
32×24×3750mm
Thickness 0.26mm,0.30mm,0.35mm,0.40mm
Classification
Normal Plane System
Slim (narrow) Plane System
Groove System
Exposed System
FUT System
Feature
1.Fireproof absolutely:the main material is fireproofing galvanize zinc plate,durable in use.
2.Reasonable structure:economic structure, the special connection method, convenient to load and unload, time saving and simple construction.
3.Good performance:Light weight,High strength,waterproof,fireproof,quakeproof, sound insulation,sound absorption.etc.
4.Attractive appearance bright colors shinning.
5.Short time limit,easy to construction.
6.Wide application: it is widely used in marketplace, office building,hotel, boite,bank and large public places.
Application
1. suitable for construction together with mineral wool board,gypsum board,aluminum square ceiling and calcium silicate board etc.
2. Widely used in marketplace,bank,hotel,factory and terminal building etc.
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 2 weeks after receiving of downpayment
Pictures
- Q: How to use paint keel
- Flat paint keel. Plane paint keel decorative surface with matte coated steel, fine texture, no color. Multi-roll forming, surface smoothing; high strength, easy to install.
- Q: What is the average cost per sq ft to install a drop ceiling?
- When you ask about $/sq ft are you talking about an installed price by a contractor or the material cost of doing it yourself? Do you intend to attach to the existing ceiling to smooth it out or are you going to re-frame the ceiling altogether? Depending on the size of the room if you are using 2x4 and Sheetrock and not doing anything strange, material costs could be as low as $3/sq ft. this assumes a relatively small room. If you are just trying to smooth out the ceiling, and use Hat channel and Sheetrock the price would be a little less.
- Q: Specification for lightweight steel keel and gypsum board
- Do the wall of the commonly used light steel keel specifications, generally 75mm, 100mm of the two, this specification is to determine the wall thickness of the wall
- Q: Both sides are empty light steel keel partition in the middle to conceal the socket, switch box, how to be fixed
- Sockets, switch boxes, are fixed on the keel, the amount of good position, first installed on the woodworking slats, and then fixed to the keel, the screw from the nail fixed, socket switch box and woodworking lath connection glue closed interface. Gypsum board dig hole can be.
- Q: A few months back, a leak in the ceiling allowed water to pool atop a ceiling tile and cause it to collapse in the center. The debri was swept or mopped up, I don't know (but the floor has since been mopped) -- however, the tile, still broken, is just hanging there from the ceiling, and has been for all this time.
- No, it's not. -they didn't start using grid ceilings until the late, late 80's and that isn't even remotely asbestos laced. I thought maybe by your post you were dealing with the perforated stick on tiles that affix to the ceiling.(they are 10 X 10) The tile you have can't be older than '89. Go to Home Depot and pick up a new one, 5 bucks.
- 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: That is, light steel keel in the remaining after the use of the remaining material, waste recycling station after the recovery, what manufacturers to buy to do what? What is the value of use? What is the main use of light steel keel what ingredients? Hope master Xiangjie, thank you! Correct it, is the remaining corner of the remaining material, not "zoom" more than Kazakhstan, playing the wrong word, so as not to affect your answer to consider more questions
- Basically, the scrap price is slightly higher.
- Q: I'm putting suspended ceiling in my basement (using Armstrong tiles). Unfortunately, on one of the walls, the level of the ceiling has to be above the top level of the wall framing (it's a long story involving a structural beam, some heating vents and a window), so there are no studs behind the drywall where I need to attach the wall molding. Would molly bolts or something like that be able to support the weight of the suspended ceiling, should I try to cut some wood to fit and block in behind the drywall, or is there something else that I should do?
- Just cut a pc. of wood and hold it behind the drywall while you run a drywall screw through the wall mold/drywall and into the wood block. Install the longest pc. of wood you can fit up and in behind the drywall. If you glue it on you will probably get the glue all over you, the wall mold and the drywall + do you really want to be waiting for that glue to dry. Keep your hand out of the way of the screw. You can predrill the holes in the wall mold so your drywall screws will go right in the hole and into the drywall and wood block. If you need any advice on installing the grid ceiling just ask. Some helpful hints can make your job easier. I would need the room dimensions and also are you installing 2'x4' tile or 2'x2' tile? There are some nice looking 2'x2' tiles that are flexible. The 2'x2' tiles are a little easier to install if you have close clearance above the grid work. Good Luck
- Q: I am in the process of finishing a basement ceiling. I would prefer to use drywall (I like the look, and I have a lot of sheets of drywall already) but I want to be able to access above the ceiling if I ever need to run wires or anything. Could I install a drop ceiling grid, and then cut drywall panels 2'x4', prime and paint them, and use them in the drop ceiling? It would save me from having to buy drop ceiling panels. My main concern is the weight - I think it would be substantially heavier than normal drop ceiling panels.
- As a professional let me give you some info. Cutting sheetrock into perfect squares and exactly the same size consistently is a real challenge for anyone. Not to mention the waste factor. You can easily chip corners or break an edge, not to mention you'll have unfinished edges that will spill sheetrock dust into the air. You can actually buy tiles out of a sheerock product and save valuable time and money plus the edges will be safe for your family. On another note you can just sheetrock the ceiling and install a few access doors below valves and things if that's your concern. BTW I like the sheetrock look too. Good Luck
- Q: I'm doing a reno in my basement and want to put crown molding up but can't imagine it looking good. Any suggestions?
- Cool new item I tried and love it. Placed crown molding about two inches from ceiling all the way around room. Placed rope lights inside so that it gives a slight glow to the corner but bulbs themselves are not seen. Note before installation I ran a 110 outlet straight up the wall from the light switch (wires inside of wall), tied it into the switch so I can turn them on and off. The outlet is hidden behind the molding as well. Unique, Cool and all my relatives want me to do the same in their houses.
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Wood Drop Ceiling Grid System for Gypsum Board Ceiling Tiles
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 2000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 200000 pc/month
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