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Glass Wool Ceiling Acoustic Suspended Ceiling Decorative Ceiling Tile

Glass Wool Ceiling Acoustic Suspended Ceiling Decorative Ceiling Tile

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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
Customized:
Customized
Thickness:
12, 15, 20mm, etc
Wildth:
600, 610, 1200, 1220mm
Fonction:
Fireproof Board Ceiling,Soundproof Ceiling,Normal Ceiling,Integrated Ceiling,Heat Insulation Ceiling,Moisture-Proof Ceiling,Mould-Proof 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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Glass Wool Ceiling Acoustic Suspended Ceiling Decorative Ceiling Tile

Q: The main purpose of glass fiber
The roving is made of parallel raw wire or parallel monofilament. Twistless roving according to the glass composition can be divided into: alkali-free glass roving and alkali glass roving. Production of glass roving used glass fiber diameter from 12 ~ 23μm. The number of roving rovings is from 150 to 9600 (tex). The roving can be used directly in some composite material forming methods, such as winding and pultrusion processes, which can also be woven into a roving fabric because of their uniform tension and further chopped rovings for some applications The
Q: Waterproof acceptance how to accept kitchen and toilet waterproof is done?
Hope to help you get, feel good, please accept Thank you! Fireproof materials are mainly non-combustible materials and B1 grade flame retardant materials. Class A Noncombustible Material: Granite, marble, terrazzo, cement products, concrete products, gypsum board, lime products, clay products, glass, tiles, mosaic, steel, aluminum, copper alloy; B1 grade flame retardant material: Plastic materials, gypsum board, fiber gypsum board, cement particle board, mineral wool decorative sound absorption board, glass wool decorative sound absorption board, perlite decorative sound absorption board, flame retardant plywood, flame retardant medium density fiberboard, rock wool decorative panels, Flame retardant wood, aluminum foil composite materials, flame retardant phenolic plywood, aluminum foil glass fiber reinforced plastic composite materials; Wall material gypsum board, fiber gypsum board, cement particle board, mineral wool board, glass wool board, perlite board, flame retardant plywood, flame retardant medium density fiberboard, fire plastic decorative panels, flame retardant double-sided particleboard, colorful paint , Flame retardant wall paper, fire-resistant imitation granite decorative plate, magnesium chloride cement assembly wallboard, flame retardant glass steel plate, PVC plastic wall panels, light high-strength composite wall panels, flame-retardant molded wood composite sheet , Color flame retardant wood-based panels, flame retardant glass and steel
Q: Details: The house is a 3 story house. When showering on the 2nd or 3rd floor, the living room ceiling leaked. Not just 1-2 drops but we had to get a bucket and you can see the staining on the ceiling. This was 4-5 years ago and we stopped using these showers. No further leaking when NOT using the showers. The contractor opened the ceiling today near the staining and turned on the showers. He said that there was no leaking. What happened? Any suggestions? Thanks.
Did the plumber stand in the shower and move around, jump up and down and attempt to distort the floor of the shower? Did he deflect the shower as would occur with someone actually standing in the shower, such that water would splash against the walls, back at the faucets, etc? Did he turn on both the hot and cold water? I would actually have someone use the shower, in particular whomever used the shower before when it leaked - the reason being that maybe something they were doing caused water to be diverted enough that it found a place to escape the shower stall and/or floor pan.
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.
Short of a dropped ceiling, you might try stapling kraft paper or the such over the fiberglass. Lets the insulation breathe, but covers it up.
Q: I'm remodeling a bathroom, and I need to know the best insulation for sound/moisture? Also should I use the regular drywall or the green one on the ceiling?
i have a drop ceiling in my bathroom and use fiberglass plastic coated tiles that give some insulation, are waterproof on the plastic surface and can be (have done this several time) painted after 4/5 years if you so desire or just put new ones in front of the old ones and now the insulation value has doubled. you can keep doing that till they're 3 deep. you can buy them and the tracks that they fit in at home depot. a small bathroom would be less than $100.00 to do. you need to keep in mind when doing those ceilings, always find the MIDDLE of the two connecting walls then measure 12 inches on both sides from the middle. that's where you put the runners. NOT IN THE MIDDLE. now the room is divided equally from the two middles. if you don't then one side will be larger than the other. it may not make sense to you, but believe me it's true. there's not a room in my house that i don't have this system. if you ever get a water leak you just clean up the tile or replace it. use a 2x2 system not a 2 x 4. all the tile comes 2 x 4 (actually a little less) find the exact middle and then cut them in half. not a days work involved. putting up the track is more than 1/2 the job. it must be level all the way around and from side to side some of my ceilings i actually have rolled r-19 insulation on top of those tiles. remember armstrong esprite plastic coated tiles NOT CARDBOARD once the cardboard gets wet it needs to be replaced. i'm not sure but i believe i've had this system in the bathroom for about 20 years now, and other parts of the house for over 30 years, you can paint them or buy new ones and replace them. sometimes that's the wiser thing to do. hope that helps you. greenwall is always better for the bathroom.
Q: What is fiberglass?
Edit this paragraph internal structure Centrifugal glass wool internal fiber fluffy staggered, there are a large number of tiny pores, is a typical porous sound-absorbing material, with good sound absorption characteristics. Centrifugal glass wool can be made of wall panels, ceilings, space sound absorbers, etc., can absorb a lot of room sound energy, reduce reverberation time, reduce indoor noise. Main features of this paragraph Centrifugal glass wool sound absorption characteristics not only with the thickness and bulk density, but also with the cover material, structural structure and other factors. In the construction applications also need to take into account the cost, beautiful, fire, moisture, dust, anti-aging and many other issues. Free to cut Anti-bacterial anti-mildew, anti-aging, anti-corrosion to ensure a healthy environment. Can be arbitrarily cut free molding.
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.
Q: Melamine resin and polypropylene made of plastic bowl is better
Almost, look at personal use
Q: What is the specific waterproofing of the bathroom? How much is the height of the wall As well as craftsmanship?
Polyurethane waterproof coating general approach is as follows: 1, the ground to the direction of the ground to find slope, cement mortar or bean concrete can be, but the surface to be flat. Near the door slope is small, the gap near the slope, according to the specific situation to master. 2, the pipeline to wear the floor of the root, to strengthen the waterproof. Tube root construction seal seal, cement smoothing foot protection, brush waterproof coating when the paste from the wire to strengthen the layer 1 to 2 layers. The same measures around the floor drain. 3, the wall to deal with clean plain light without floating ash, small particles, wall ground junction to wipe the original angle or slope angle. Brush waterproof coating when the glass cloth to strengthen the layer 1 to 2 layers. 4, the total thickness of polyurethane waterproof coating requires more than 1.5 mm. Can not rely on the number of decisions. Root, corner reinforcement layer at the first brush, room temperature 4h dry, and then a large area of ??brushing, Tu scraping. There is no leakage scraping, bubbling phenomenon. Large area brushing 24h curing after brushing the next layer. 5, first brushing the facade after brushing the plane, the next brushing direction and the vertical again. The last time the film semi-curing, throwing coarse sand particles, easy to combine with the cement mortar in the future. 6, the ground waterproof layer should be painted out of the bathroom door outside the 300 wide. Waterproof surface waterproof layer should be higher than the ground 200, a shower bathroom wall waterproof layer should be higher than the ground 1800 (L8 recommended full wall waterproof).
Q: I just bought a home with an unfinished basement. I was thinking of finishing the basement and creating a game room. I wanted to soundproof it but I dont want to spend a ton of money. I know that I can buy soundproof drywall but that stuff is expensive!Is there anything that I can stuff between the ceiling beams to soundproof the room? I dont want to put in a double layer of sheetrock becuase the ceiling is already only 7 feet.Thanks!
Use ceiling tiles and screw them in with a drill or egg cartons (empty ones!)

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