• High Quality Galvanized Metal Ceiling Suspension T Grid - Ceiling Grid Dimensions System 1
  • High Quality Galvanized Metal Ceiling Suspension T Grid - Ceiling Grid Dimensions System 2
  • High Quality Galvanized Metal Ceiling Suspension T Grid - Ceiling Grid Dimensions System 3
High Quality Galvanized Metal Ceiling Suspension T Grid - Ceiling Grid Dimensions

High Quality Galvanized Metal Ceiling Suspension T Grid - Ceiling Grid Dimensions

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Tianjin
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Min Order Qty:
2000 m²
Supply Capability:
200000 m²/month

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Specifications

Lightgage Steel Joist
1.according to standard of GB/T11981-2001
2.adopting advanced domestic equipment
3.modern technique

4. Origin of China

5. Package: export seaworthy packing

6. Galvanized or zinc

7. coil weight: 100kg-1000kg /coil

8. around 25 tons can be loaded in 1x20'FCL.

 

 

2.Characteristic

 

Features of light steel joist: high performance, easy cut apart, non-deforming, simply installation, dry construction, light weight and environment friendly.

Method to test the keel's quality

1.   look. Appearance smooth, no spots.

2.   galvanized thickness: 80g/m2( qualified), 100g/m2( A grade), 120g/m2 ( A+ )

3. material: Q195, Q195L, Q235

4. Origin of China

5. Package: export seaworthy packing

6. Galvanized or zinc

7. coil weight: 100kg-1000kg /coil

8. around 25 tons can be loaded in 1x20'FCL.

3.Image

 

Drywall Partition System, Galvanized Steel Profile

 

 

4.Detailed Specification

 

(1)Standard: ASTM, JIS
(2)Steel Grade: Q195
(3)Width :600mm-1500mm


 

Partition Walls Steel Channel/C Channel 

 

5.FAQ 

Hot rolled galvanized  steel strip

1. thickness: 0.18mm - 1.5mm
2. width: 20mm - 580mm
3. material: Q195, Q195L, Q235

4. Origin of China

5. Package: export seaworthy packing

6. Galvanized or zinc

7. coil weight: 100kg-1000kg /coil

8. around 25 tons can be loaded in 1x20'FCL.


Q: Light steel keel how fixed in the external walls?
Fixed with expansion bolts
Q: I have recently adopted 2 female guinea pigs. They came with a cage, feeding bowl, water bottle (that leaked and I replaced) and a sleeping house. It looks too small to me and I would really like to get them more room to run around and play. I also have inside dogs that are interested in them. I am sure they will not hurt them intentionally, but might let them out or injure them while trying to play, so I have to have a lid. Also, I bought treat and timothy hay for them plus a salt wheel. Is there anything else I need to provide for them?
I okorder /... Good luck!
Q: Light steel keel dry wall nail and ordinary dry wall nail What is the difference?
Ordinary family do not forget to install water purifier. Some people say: we have been drinking tap water.
Q: Light steel keel top ten are what
The amount of zinc, thickness, whether to produce their own, or outside processing, size accuracy, etc., the best brand:
Q: I am finishing my basement and want to install a drop/suspended ceiling instead of drywalling it. I want the ceiling to be as high as possible but have a bunch of large ducts in the middle of the room. Do I just build a bulk head around the duct work and then put tiles around it or are there a bar system that will do that for me? I just don't want my whole ceiling at the height of the duct work.
First okorder /?XlinkID=13 Typical drop ceilings need about 4 whereas the CeilingMax mounts flush. As for the ducts, you could box them out with plywood and just paint them with a semi-gloss white paint (or the same as your trim color). I personally wouldn't tile them. If they are square and tight to the ceiling, you could install the CeilingMax right up to the side of the duct and just paint the duct itself.
Q: How do I install dropped ceiling in basement?
Get your layout, mains will run every 4 feet perpendicular to your beams. You need a wire every 4 foot down each line a main will run. You can attach the the wires that hold up your mains to your joist by looping them over a beam or you can get screw eyes and screw them into your beam and run your wire through the eye of the screw. Ties these wires and leave them hanging down about 8 below your desired ceiling height. Get a level mark 1 above the height you want your ceiling in 2 corners, pop a chalk line and screw your wall molding with the top touching the chalk line you popped. If you are new at this the easiest way to start your layout is to cut the tab off 1 end of the mains, put the cut end on your wall molding attach a hanger wire to hold the main in place. Do the same with another main and hang. Measure 4 foot from the wall mold and snap in a 4' tee to connect the 2 mains together. Tees will go every 4 foot connecting the mains to each other. Then snap in a 4' tee between the 4'ts in the same direction of the mains. This creates a 2x4 grid pattern. If you want 2x2 grid you will insert 2' tees in between the 4' tees. You will need to tie the hanger wires into the mains and remember to keep them level. (run a string from side to side to keep level if you don't have access to a laser). Also remember to check your grid to make sure you are keeping it squared, measure a 2x4 rectangle from corner to corner diagonally to make sure each measurement is the same. (dropping in a tile from time to time will help you keep square as you go. main.main.main.main.main.main t .............t..............t.............. e.(4' tee)..e.(4'tee)...e.(4'tee)...e.(4'tee) e ............e.............e............e... main.main.main.main.main.main
Q: Main beams for the ceiling grid come in 12' lengths. What if a room is twice that in length? Is there a way to interlock those things together? I know that the secondary 4' pieces lock onto the main beams, though.
You are correct that the Main T's are 12' long and yes you can connect those with each other. Here is how you do it! If you do not own a rotary laser level you can probably rent one at an tool rental store. Alternatively you can also measure the desired height from the floor (giving it is level) and snap a line with an chalk line on every wall. Now you will mount the wall angle along the walls (try to hit studs normaly16 on center) once you completed this you need to install hangers every 2-4' to hang your wire from ( your rafters may be 24 on center) I would use the recommended screws for it, if you have the framing in the ceiling exposed you also can hang the suspension wire from the rafters that will support your T's. to verify level you can use a level or pull a string across your main T's. Now you can install all your cross T's they come in 2' + 4' length you should have your main T's spaced accordingly. Now you can insert the Ceiling Tile, install only on row at the time if you want to install Bat Insulation on top of it. If you planing on installing recess Lights I would install those drops before the main T's because it is easier to move your grid out the way. If you want to use florescent lights you need to support all 4 corners of your Main T's around the light fixture to support the weight. One last tip: Buy your supply s from an Distributor for Armstrong that will save you a bunch of cash in comparison to an Home Improvement Store like Lowe's or Home Depot Good Luck
Q: T-type light steel keel TB24 * 38 What does it mean?
DU38 * 12 * 1.0 is not on the people DU50 * 15 * 1.2 and DU60 * 27 * 1.2 are superior keel
Q: Why home decoration ceiling with wooden keel and tooling ceiling with light steel keel
Because the home decoration ceiling are generally close to the top, the space is smaller, with wooden keel is more appropriate, and tooling ceiling with light steel keel is to better resistance and tensile, generally above the larger space, easy maintenance Piping and lines.
Q: I have a manufactured home and trying to finish the basement. I am stuck on how to install a ceiling being there are steel beams instead of wood therefor nothing to attach a grid to. Any ideas or anybody ever done this before?
you could buy screws with a drill point and a hex head.attach with these to the metal beams drop down enough to clear obstacles support grid with wire hung from screws

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