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Fiberglass Ceiling Panels 24 X 48 Acoustic Ceiling Board Fiberglass Ceiling Tile

Fiberglass Ceiling Panels 24 X 48 Acoustic Ceiling Board Fiberglass Ceiling Tile

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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
Thickness:
12mm, 15mm, 20mm, etc
Wildth:
60cm, 61cm, 120cm, 122cm
Fonction:
Fireproof Board Ceiling,Soundproof Ceiling,Normal Ceiling,Integrated Ceiling,Heat Insulation Ceiling,Moisture-Proof Ceiling,Mould-Proof Ceiling,Waterproof 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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Fiberglass Ceiling Tile Acoustic Ceiling Board 

Q: If you were a single woman with no man around, how would you fix a hole in the ceiling from water damage? And the roof? On a budget. Is this possible for a small woman to do this job by herself? Can someone give me step by step instructions? Photo of the damage attatched.
First you need to diagnose the problem of why the water came in to begin with, and resolve it if you can. Without doing that, your ceiling repair is just going to have to be done over again. The other ceiling repair suggestions are good - but they don't speak to the cause of the leak. You don't say what the roof above it looks like, or where you live. Is it flat? Is it sloped? Is it shingled or metal? Can you get access to it. without killing yourself? You do NOT want to be getting out on the roof by yourself; you at least need to have someone holding the ladder, and if it's very steeply pitched, this is really not something you should contemplate doing by yourself. It may simply be due to weather conditions: the snow on the roofs can create ice dams, where the melting water re-freezes and gets shoved underneath the roof shingles. If there is no waterproof underlayment underneath the roof shingles, then the water can seep in under the roof shingles. If this is what's happening, the only thing you can try doing now is to keep your roof as clear as you can. A roof rake (special tool, not an actual rake) can be used to clear the snow away from as far up as can be reached, and it can help prevent ice dams. But frankly, this weather is so bad, that's still not a fail safe. You don't say if you own or rent. If you are renting, this should be up to the landlord to fix, and should not be your problem.
Q: Home improvement materials used most of the main, what?
Wood, tile, putty wall paint class
Q: Upstairs tenants always make the floor Dong Dong Dong how to do?
Go upstairs to the upstairs that household, good communication, so that the upstairs upstairs households to go it, with its people also its body
Q: Home want to stick wallpaper, what kind of election is better
PVC wallpaper is the alternative, this wallpaper is the gold, silver, copper, tin, aluminum and other metals, after special treatment, made of sheet decorated in the wallpaper surface, this wallpaper is quite rough and unrestrained, For the wall may be flowing in the tacky, but the appropriate to be dotted with a trace can not bring out a dazzling and avant-garde. Often this feeling is only available in hotels, restaurants or nightclubs. Modern home special effect wall used in small part.
Q: I have removed textured wall paper from ceiling, the plasterboard is in very good nick, but has gaps between sheets?I really dont want to have to get it all re-skimmed.would the correct approach be to plasterboard joint tape, then lining paper over over it, before painting?Id appreciate a how to.....
best bet is to redo it all the right way...try the fiberglass joint tape it self sticks and is ez to work with...
Q: Indoor ground artificial marble paving after the bow is the reason
Ordinary decoration materials (1) Hall: floor or ceramic tiles, wall paint, wall panels, ceiling, spray paint gypsum board, gypsum line curtain box, wire buried, installed flat switch, socket, , Modified double-window structure, wood door modified synthetic leather or wood package with doors, set wooden hanging mirror line. (2) bathroom: sealed tube, to change the tube, equipped with towel rack, mirror, dresser, floor tiles, wall tiles, color ceramic face hatred and moisture-proof lights, electric stove, exhaust fan. (3) Kitchen: floor tiles, wall tiles, tampering, water heater, range hood, stainless steel stove, modified console or stove cabinet, fitted closet and exhaust fan, class, partition cabinet. (4) balcony: floor tiles, fence decoration, closed window. Luxury decoration selection (1) the main hall: shop high-grade wood floor or shop wool overall carpet, wall stickers import wall covering, ceiling, for light steel keel gypsum board, set wooden hanging mirror line, installed plaster line curtain box, Board, wire laying, installation of casing, equipped with plane switches, sockets, loading wall lamp, chandeliers, aluminum alloy with double windows, aluminum partitions, aluminum doors, noise walls. (2) bathroom: sealed size, change the dark tube, glazed ceramic wall, mosaic ground, color ceramic concave column foot basin, color ceramic bathtub, sitting bucket, ventilation, stainless steel towel rack, Even mirror dresser, soap pan, roll tray, moisture-proof lamp, paint moisture-absorbing ceiling, shower or shower aluminum door. (3) kitchen: wall paste white glazed ceramic tiles, ground shop red brick, equipped with marble console, aluminum alloy closet, multi-eye gas stove, water heater, dirt bucket, stainless steel sink, dishwasher, moisture , Range hood, exhaust fan, kitchen cabinets, chrome taps, aluminum alloy spacing, PS glass doors, aluminum doors and windows, tableware, metal mesh cooker hanging plate. Balcony and kitchen unified decoration.
Q: We recently purchased a condo with an unfinished walkout basement. Two walls above grade have fiberglass batts with a plastic vapor barrier. The ceiling has exposed fiberglass batts. We have no immediate plans to finish the basement, but I will have a washer and dryer down there. There is an electric blower to keep the pipes from freezing, but no other source of heat. I am concerned about exposure to the fiber from the ceiling batts and am wondering if there is any covering I can use to encapsulate the fiberglass, or would removal be the best option? I heard that to cover in plastic would not be a good idea because of condensation. We live in a cold winter climate. Thank you.
Drop ceiling...you still have access, but it all contained above the ceiling tiles.
Q: I have a partially finished basement, hardwood floors above. What can I do soundproof the unfinished ceiling? I'm not planning on finishing, I want that area to serve as a hang out spot for the family and I don't want to worry about fiberglass dust.
What is fiberglass dust? Fiberglass doesn't make dust. Nothing wrong with using fiberglass insulation.... it'll work the best.
Q: We just bought a house and our ceiling has the cottage cheese texture to it and it is cracked and broken in many placed so my husband wants to just take it off. I have told him that it may contain asbestos but he thinks he can do it on his own. So we are going to get it tested and if it does he just wants to remove it himself. My question is, is this a job anyone can do?
If it is asbestos it is hazardous material and should be removed by a company that is trained to remove that type of ceiling. Otherwise, you're could be putting yourselves at risk if you don't take the proper precautions.
Q: I read that fiberglass insulation that has a backing sheet should have the backing sheet toward the heated space. The insulation in the basement ceiling has the backing sheet toward the inside of the basement not the bottom of the floor above. Does this trap moisture and cause a lot of harm or does it just make the insulation less effective? Do I need to take it all down and start with new insulation? Should I just add a new layer over the top what is there?
Insulation in a finished basement ceiling is for noise, rather than thermal. Ideally, it will not have a vapor barrier, which is what the paper is. You should use unfaced batts, and use retainers to keep it in place. You can leave it how you have it, however, as long as there isn't a huge difference between the temps of the basement and the upstairs. If the area is not finished or heated, such as a crawlspace, there is a very real possibility that moisture could collect in the insulation, leading to mold issues. The insulation in that scenario MUST be installed with the vapor barrier up. That is NOT just for walls. Hope this helps.

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