Flexible Fiberglass Ceiling Tiles - Lightweight Eco-Friendly Fiberglass Ceiling

Flexible Fiberglass Ceiling Tiles - Lightweight Eco-Friendly Fiberglass Ceiling

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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;

Q: My basement is unfinished and gets VERY cold. The cieling in the basement is completely unfinished, i can see the beams and floor boards of the first floor. Can i assume this will cause the upstairs to get cold much faster and to lose alot of its heat?if so, what are my options for insulating the ceiling? i dont have alot of money, and its a rental home so the investment isnt worth it for me if it is a major expense: I'd advise either the 1.5 - 3 foam for the walls and floor. Do the most you can get away with. You screw the plywood to the floor with concrete screws/washers with the foam underneath. All joints of the foam are taped. Then you can go over this with carpet. Or you can go for the more expensive dricore plywood but without the insulation. The walls will just have foam cut to go behind the studs or between them. The ceiling of the basement will use non-faced insulation but insulation is not really needed on the ceiling.

Q: Bathroom waterproof well, why would water leakage?: Caused by the reasons for the construction is not standardized due. Waterproof to do, if there is no standard to do the closed water test, and ultimately will lead to leakage. The national specification requirement for the closed water test is to be done twice, once after the waterproof coating is completed, and the second is the waterproof protective layer or the finishing layer is finished. If you only do the first time to close the water test, then in the follow-up to protect the cushion or paving the wall of the process of brick may cause damage to water.

Q: I have one of those fairly standard (US) ceiling light fixtures that is bowl shaped and takes two light bulbs. That thin tin foil layer came off and now the light bulbs radiate directly on to that fiber/insulation material. Is this a fire hazard? It is one of three and I don't want to replace it but I also don't want to replace the house and my family either if you know what I mean. Can I put some real tin-foil back in its place?: its probably ok without it but you can use a piece of aluminum foil in its place.

Q: I recently installed speakers in my ceiling for my entertainment center, they sound fine but you can hear them through the floor upstairs. does anyone know what i can do?: You can reduce some of the sound transmission by putting some absorbent material above the speaker (e.g. heavy weight fiberglass insulation), but if there is much bass the only really effective way to sound proofing is using something like green glue or RSIC clips to acoustically isolate the speaker from the floor above. See the links. You would need to construct a sealed (from above) drywall/gypsumboard box. See the two websites for further info. Note that the whole ceiling will be acting as a membrane and because it is coupled to the floor above don't expect miracles. The real solution is to retrofit the whole ceiling ... but I doubt you want to get into that!

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!: You can many ways could go.

Q: The wall is a good brush or paste the wallpaper good ah that is more environmentally friendly if the brush which is also what brand of good paint: Of course, is the choice of paint better, because the wallpaper is not durable, paste the wallpaper is not environmentally friendly glue, paint more durable and good care! Paint can choose Dulux

Q: Plywood on the first scraping ash, and then scraping 821 putty sticky prison it?: Putty transition layer treatment. Scraping plate (smallpox) putty again,

Q: How much do you want to do with noise equipment?: The two woods to the ears of a plug (insert deep point) package you have a good sound insulation Or free Oh ~ ~

Q: I am trying to find least expensive method to install support for spray-on closed cell foam insulation between ceiling joists in attic where there is no support beneath the rafters (only a drop ceiling). This is a large fire station that currently has fiberglass bat insulation between the rafters. Any ideas are welcome. Thanks, Bob: The plastic might tear or sag when the weight of the foam is applied. You could staple thin sheets of underlayment or OSB to the bottom of the joists then spray the foam from the top. Basically, you are trying to keep the place warm that has no ceiling and any heat goes up and around the drop ceiling, thru the insulation and out of the building. That's how I understand your problem. Maybe you should just remove the suspended ceiling, nail up drywall and use the existing fiberglas between the joists with another fiber glass layer perpendicular to the joists on top of the old stuff. Or blown in insulation. You better test the foam for flamability. Some of that stuff can burn and emit toxic fumes that will kill a whale. The other disadvantage of foam is that moisture will not penetrate it, so you might have condensation on the ceiling. Drywall will allow moisture to pass thru and sheathing and Tyvex are also designed to breath. You don't want to trap moisture inside any place you live. That would create a whole bunch of problems. Black mold being one of them.

Q: New home decoration is the choice of all-inclusive or half-pack good?: The main material of their own choice, auxiliary materials decoration work package. It is best to find a good decoration work, that would not be too hard.

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