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Fiberglass Ceiling Tile - Acoustic Fiberglass Ceiling 20mm Thickness Hot Sale

Fiberglass Ceiling Tile - Acoustic Fiberglass Ceiling 20mm Thickness Hot Sale

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3000 m²
Supply Capability:
10000 m²/month

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The tile is made by high-density fiberglass with compound decoration wool on the surface and fiberglass wool on the back .The edges are painted. With the characteristics of square in edges    and angle,it will be parallel to suspension system after installation.

 

Product Applications:

 

The panels are udes widely in schools, offices, music studios, lecture theatres,
multi purpose halls, interview rooms, training areas and cinemas. They meet the
requirements of BB93 of Building Regulations for acoustics in school buildings and
are Class O fire rated hence meeting the Fire Regulations as well.

 

Product Advantages:

 

Saves headroom space because exceptional noise absorption effectiveness is achieved by low (30mm) material thickness.

Surfaces can be emulsion painted to any colour without significant loss in noise
absorption. Increase savings due to fast and easy installation.Lightweight and therefore are ideal for adhering to ceilings, which do not have a very high load bearing capabilities.

Meets BB93 standards for school acoustics as well as common areas in flats for Building
Regulations.

Reinforced edges for increased durability.

 

Main Product Features:

 

Material: Torrefaction Compounded high density fiberglass wool

Face: Special painting laminated with decorative fiberglass tissue

Color: white, black and others to order

Fire-resistant: class A, non combustible

NRC: 0.9-1.0, excellent sound absorption

Thermal-resistant: >0.4 (m2k/w)

Humidity: Dimensionally stable with RH up to 95% at  40c, no sagging, wrapping, or delaminating

Moisture rete:<1% (JC/T670-2005)

Enviromental impact: Tiles and packing are fully recyclable

Product Specifications:

Fiberglass  Ceiling  with  Tegular  Edge

FAQ:

Qustion1: How can you guarantee the quanlity of your products?

Firstly, our company listed Forture top 500, so we have high reputation in doing business. Secondly, we make our products according to the standards, and if you want to go and see our factories, it is ok and we will welcome you!

Question 2: Where is your factories?

Our factories in different areas of China, such as Shandong Province, Hebei Province, etc.

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Q: I have a large attic with sloped ceiling which are covered with rolls of fiberglass insulation. I use my attic for storage and am up there frequently, and for long periods of time. I would like ideas on what material could be used to cover the exposed insulation, so that I'm not breathing in the fiberglass.Cost and easy installation is a factor. I do not want to put up drywall or any type of regular ceiling, because if there's ever a leak, I want to be able to access it easily. Some sort of lightweight material that comes in a roll that I would be able to install with a staple gun would be great - but not plastic, because I don't want to worry about condensation and mold building up in the hot summertime. All ideas are welcome, and if you know the price of the material you're suggesting, please include it in your answer.Thanks everybody!
Lots of great answers already for this
Q: Our basement family room has an insulated ceiling but the bedrooms do not. One bedroom is below a bathroom and it gets very loud because of a water waste pipe. We have a storage room that has open access to the ceiling space. It would be about 20ft that we would have to push insulation into. This seems like it would be very hard with traditional roll insulation. It would be very easy to put some lengths of soundboard or xps or something in, but I don't know if it would achieve the desired effect. Thanks in advance.
i think blow in would work.
Q: has any one used corrugated metal (used comonly on barn roofs and in resturant decor). for a ceiling in a basement. ( will be in bar-living-game open area) want to have access and hate drop ceilings. planning on just screwing to joist. would like to know if you are happy with and if you have any pictures.
My best friends have a rustic country style decor and they've used corrugated metal ceilings in one bathroom and one bedroom--and they look fantastic! Both are painted, which I don't think you can do with that fiberglass stuff. Go for it. Theirs are also screwed to the joists.
Q: My A&amp;#92;C and Heater have problems keeping up in Hot&amp;#92;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&amp;#92;C going non stop. The A&amp;#92;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&amp;quot; sitting just above the 2x4s some places more some less. The vaulted ceiling being a little more at around 6&amp;quot; Is this enough? Is my problem the Heating&amp;#92;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: What are the good fireproof materials now?
Fire board is currently on the market the most commonly used material, its advantages are fire, moisture, wear, oil, easy to clean, and more varieties of color. Building fire-resistant ceiling ceilings in building exit passages, stairwells and corridors can ensure safe evacuation and protect people from the spread of fire.
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 would be a good cheap insulation for a basement ceiling or wall?
put fiber glass insulation between joists and then seal with stapled plastic sheeting before drywalling ceiling. The plastic sheeting itself may do quite a bit.
Q: What is the relationship between the two? Or who is engaged in the electronics industry, can give me talk about the industry's industrial chain and technical process? Thank you.
The concept of glass is generally hard and fragile objects, and is not suitable as a structural material, but if it is made of silk, its strength is greatly increased and has a softness, so with the shape of the resin can finally become a good structural material. Glass fiber with its diameter smaller its strength increased. As a reinforcing fiber glass fiber has the following characteristics, these features make the use of glass fiber far more than other types of fiber to a wide range of development speed is also far ahead of its characteristics are listed below: ?? (1) high tensile strength, elongation is small (3%). ?? (2) high elasticity coefficient, good rigidity. ?? (3) elastic limit within the large elongation and high tensile strength, so the absorption of large impact energy. ?? (4) for the inorganic fiber, with non-flammable, good chemical resistance. ?? (5) water absorption is small. ?? (6) scale stability, heat resistance are good. ?? (7) good processing, can be made into stocks, beams, carpets, weaving, and other different forms of products. ?? (8) transparent through the light. ?? (9) with a resin having a good adhesion to the surface treatment agent. ?? (10) cheap.
Q: But it's fiberglass and needs to be flexible for when it moves. I think actual mirrors will crack and be too heavy. What do I use for the mirrored effect?
You can buy mirror plexiglass. Maybe that will work

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