Flexible Fiberglass Ceiling Tiles - Lightweight Eco-Friendly Fiberglass Ceiling

Flexible Fiberglass Ceiling Tiles - Lightweight Eco-Friendly Fiberglass Ceiling

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT or LC

Min Order Qty:: 4000 m²

Supply Capability:: 20000 m²/month

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light weight eco-friendly fiberglass ceiling

Specifications:

Main Material: Fiberglass wool

Density: Standard 100kgs/m3

Thickness: 15mm,20mm, 25mm and etc.

Size: 600*600mm,600*1200mm and etc.

Textures: White painted, Mix Acoustic, White Spray, BlackSpray

Edge: Square, Tegular for 15/24 grids, Concealed

Black spray White spray

light weight eco-friendly fiberglass ceiling

Mix Acoustic White painted

light weight eco-friendly fiberglass ceiling

Fiberglass acoustic ceiling tiles decoration material

Quick Detail:

Non-combustible;

No sagging, warpping or delaminating;

Green building material;

Excellent sound absorption;

With different pattern available;

Applications:

Halls, Classrooms, Offices, Shopping centers, etc.

light weight eco-friendly fiberglass ceiling

Competitive Advantages:

Fire-resistant;

Thermal-insulation;

Humidity-resistant;

Cleanability;

Environmental;

Elegant;

Safety and Convenience;

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Q: My neighbor told me that there is no attic space in the main bedroom. It is a 2 story house, but the master bedroom is the ONLY room that is significantly hotter than the other 2 rooms. Is it possible to put some sort of insulation over the existing ceiling and then drywall over it? Or....??????: yes it's called blown insulation,you can get it at lowe's and they will even rent you an insulation blower

Q: I'm looking to move into a new apartment by the end of the month. It's in a good location, however the only down side is that the neighbors upstairs have kids and they run a day care during the day. Luckily I work and won't be home until 5:30 or so, but just by visiting the place today I could hear them walking upstairs and I'm sure that it's going to annoy me.I would like to know if anybody has any ideas on how to noise proof my ceiling for a reasonable price. Is there some kind of paint that effectively noise proofs walls and such, or would I have to wreck the ceiling and place fiberglass or something of the sort in order to ensure that I don't hear them walking or they don't hear me playing loud music and such.Any help is appreciated, thanks!: This will cost you a little bit and I suppose you'd have to get permission from the landlord, but you can buy ceiling covering that comes in larger pieces but has a design in relief so that it will look like many smaller tiles. You use a caulk gun to put adhesive on the back of the section in strategic places, and then you just press it up onto your ceiling...just start at one corner and go all the way to the opposite one and then go back and start another row...remember to 'match' the pieces so that the tile lines are even. This is very light weight material but it is has a sort of foam-like core that will indeed give you some sound proofing. Plus, it makes a very regal looking ceiling.

Q: I am spraypainting my basement ceiling black, I am also putting up drywall. I am not sure how to finish the space above the top of the wall, where I can see insulation between joists. Any thoughts are welcome.: Spray Painting Basement Ceiling

Q: There are a lot of wires and tubing between the joists and I'm not sure if I'm supposed to work the insulation around them or just lay the stuff over it. Seems like if there was a problem with the water or electricity, finding the wires and such would become a problem with them tucked under the insulation. Any help would be greatly appreciated.: i wouldnt insulate we have a finished basement and drop tile cealing and what ever the temp is up stairs thats what the basement will be (winter time). if you basement walls that are not inaulated thats what needs to get done.

Q: Upstairs often playing table tennis, affecting me downstairs to sleep, what good sound insulation advice? It is impossible for them not to fight: First of all, to discuss with each other, to see if you can play the time fixed, and try to reduce the duration, if not, you go to the property complaints, if not, find a lawyer to sue.

Q: I'm thinking of adding a ceiling to my porch to create an insulation space (the roof alone radiates a lot of direct heat in the summer; the porch otherwise is open) between it and the roof (corrugated fiberglass) but I'd like to still be able to see the roof as I've already painted the roof's interior and like how it contrasts with the supporting frame's color.I'm also looking to paint the exterior of the roof to better waterproof it (some leaks where previous owner screwed it in) and to better reflect light to further reduce heat. Any suggestion on paint or would it be better to just replace the roof entirely with better material? Thanks!: There are many ways you could go. Yes, you can use the plexi to create insulation space. The best insulation is dead air. That is, air that cannot circulate and move around. The key to using it will be using something to seal it tight, a clear silicone caulk, perhaps. They make a special glue for it, you could make smaller areas to help keep air movement down with strips inside the ceiling area to form the pockets of air. Think bubblewrap, only solid. Probably caulk or glue on the joists is good enough. As for the exterior, fiberglass is extremely difficult to get paint to stick to, unless you use the gel coat stuff made for it. Maybe there is a good primer to make it take paints. If possible, paint it with the same stuff made for mobile home roofs, tho I don't know how well it will stick to fiberglass, it does fine on the metal roof of a mobile home. The stuff I'm talking about is available in only a few colors, white, silver, gray, and black. It's thick, like tar, but not tar. If you use the silver or white, it should help keep down the heat, after all, that's what it's designed for. It also has insulation and leak sealing properties. If you have a good cheap supply of the plexi, you could also put plexi over it for sealing, but before you do, you could use window tint on it, the kind that looks like a mirror on one side, and is dark on the other. put the mirror towards the sun. If you put your mind to it, there are probably many many ways to get done what you need to do. Maybe there's some way to use recycled materials.

Q: My insulation was installed paper towards the roof.: My husband has been in construction for over 15 years, and it ALWAYS goes paper side OUT, it keeps any insulation pieces from coming off onto the people that install the drywall, and if the drywall ever has to be removed due to water damage, etc, the paper should help keep the insulation from falling all over the floor. Insulation has very small fiberglass pieces in it that can get into your lungs if you inhale it and cause serious problems, so if you need to pull it out and re-install it, use a breathing mask! Good luck, Tricia

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