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Home Depot Acoustical Ceiling Grid - Ceiling T Grids for Decoration Galvanized T Grid

Home Depot Acoustical Ceiling Grid - Ceiling T Grids for Decoration Galvanized T Grid

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Ceiling T Grids for Decoration Galvanized T Grid

1. Raw material:

Iron, aluminum.

 

2. Usage:

(1)Ceiling supporting structure for installing ceiling boards.

(2)Ceiling decoration for beauty.

 

3. Application:

Office, factories, hotels, theaters, external corridor, washroom, bathroom, etc.

 

Characteristics of ceiling t bar

1) More elegant in style and beauty, easy match to decoration

2) Good strength, high quality
3) Cauterization-resistance, water-resistance
4) Rustproof, fire resistance, stainless, rust resistance & convenient application
5) High Quality Material, Moisture proof, anti-corrosive, non-deforming, fadeless
6) High precision, high symmetry, high close fitting
7) Strong bearing capacity
8) Safe, firm and easy to match with all kinds of mineral fiber board, aluminum ceiling and gypsum board.
9) Surface color can be stable for 10 years by indoor use
10) Durable service life (More than 5 years)
11) Rust resistance, with galvanized level 80g/m2
12) Loading capacity :≥15kgs/m2

 

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

 

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Ceiling T Grids for Decoration Galvanized T Grid

 




Q: My fiancee and I are tearing down the drop ceiling in our family room. We've found someone to come take away the tiles, as they are in good condition, but we'd prefer to recycle the metal grid. Does anyone know what type of metal these grids are usually made of?
Drop Ceiling Track
Q: I've seen lights hung from it or material draped over it. It's usually used in school or church gyms when decorating for an event.
it is called T bar grid and is found at hardware stores in pieces
Q: What is called light steel keel? Why buy when the square is calculated? Not by a one to calculate it? If they made this shape what kind of material?
The ceiling must be bought with the screws have to buy if the iron screws with a long time will be anti-rust as your gypsum board will have a lot of yellow point is very ugly avoid! As for the role is equivalent to Made a similar to the iron net and then put the gypsum board or wood on it as a shelf to use its advantage is to replace the previous wood keel because the wood things for a long time will be deformed and light steel keel this will not be time deformation Said these hopes to help you
Q: theirs a drop ceiling in my friends house in his basement and he wants to install recessed lights and raise the ceilings height .anyone know how?
If you want to do the beer signs and whatever else you will need something to screw them to that will hold them up. I suggest some plywood might suit your needs, specifically T1-11 for its texture and durability and resistance to moisture (1/2.) The texture says different by itself. It can also hold paint or be stained as if outdoors (where it is often used as a siding.) The durability and strength are needed to suspend whatever you hang to it. It will also fill in the space between the signs. This will give you the varied texture look you are considering. As for moisture even though you may not get any from the concrete walls you still need to worry about spills from above. Since T1-11 is made for exterior use it will be an advantage for your use.
Q: I am particularly interested in the light steel keel villa building, but do not know what software to use the design
The main design software is: tianzheng CAD
Q: A decoration workers, one day shop ceiling can lay the number of square light steel keel?
If the light shop keel a day 20 square meters with the play like
Q: I would like to finish my basement (pay to have it done) but to do it a little at a time for financial reasons. Would like dropped ceiling and wirng done first. Thanks!
The wall angle for the drop ceiling must go on the finished wall.You have to do the walls first.
Q: 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.
Q: Is there any requirements regarding hard wired smoke detectors on a suspended ceiling?I know luminaires are supposed to be properly secured to the grid, do smoke and CO detectors need to be? If so how?Right now, all I have is some old work boxes for the splices.I'm looking for a correct answer, I'm not going to cut corners.NEC code references are a plus.
Yes there are: Because the hard wired smoke detectors are connected to 120 volts they fall under the NEC Wiring methods NEC Article 300. The specific location is 300.11 It gives all of the rules about not using the grid support wires as a method of sole support. You do have to add a support wire the same as a luminary. The best way to attach the old work boxes is to use a bracket called a T-bar they are made by Caddy and several other companies. You also have to make sure that the suspended ceiling is not being used as a return air path for a forced air system because the NFPA 72 states that the minimum distance from a return air to a smoke or CO2 detector is 3 feet. Hope this answers your question :)
Q: What kind of light steel keel?
Light steel keel according to the use of hanging keel and cut keel, according to cross-section of the form of V-type, C-type, T-type, L-keel.

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