• Open Cell Ceiling Grid Steel Profile for Partition System 1
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Open Cell Ceiling Grid Steel Profile for Partition

Open Cell Ceiling Grid Steel Profile for Partition

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Drywall steel profiles are widely used in buildings for ceiling & partition systems with different kinds of boards, such as gypsum board, calcium silicate board, magnesium oxied board, fiber cement board... Drywall steel profiles are made of galvanized steel, and can be installed easilly. Besides, thermal and acoustic insulation products maybe filled in partition system to provide a safe and fire-resistant wall, and create a quiet environment.

 

Specification of Drywall Steel Profile:

Size: Different series of sizes for different markets

Thickness: 0.40~1mm

Length: normal 3m/piece

Zinc-coating: normal 50~60g/m2, or to order

 

Packing of Drywall Steel Profile:

Pcs into a bale (normally pack by tapes), bales into containers / wagon

 

Delivery of Drywall Steel Profile:

From Xingang (port) or Tianjin (station), 3 weeks in receipt of advance payment

 

Installation of Partition with Drywall Profiles and Accessories:

1. Marking

2. Fix the stud and track

3. Install the steel channel

4. Install the boards

5. Jointer application (accessories, screw, jointer, tape, insulation material)

 

 

 

 

Q: We have about 25ft high ceiling with 4 HVAC units on the ceiling at our facility. And we have decided to install the ceiling 14ft high drop ceiling to save energy.The contractor extended the air outflow vents from existing units using duct which is about 15ft long.But didn’t connected intake vent from to the new ceiling level to the intake grid on the HVAC unit. He state that free-flow air will go through the existing intake grid on the unit.But I am concerned that the hot air above new drop ceiling will go through the intake grille in summer. Then the HVAC is not going to efficiently be able to generate cool air outflow.
This is whats know as free air return. The unit does not require duct back to the unit because it utilizes the ceiling space as a plenum. However, you are correct that you will loose some efficiency because in addition to cooling the finished space you will technically be cooling the ceiling space as well, because you are drawing your cooled air back through the ceiling space. Also, there are some code restrictions to be considered. For example anything in the plenum space has to be fire rated. ie.. piping cannot be PVC, t-stat wires need to be plenum rated, etc.. So... the ideal situation would be to duct the return air back to the unit for the best efficiency.
Q: Do you want to install light steel keel
The kitchen should not be very big, you say the aluminum plate is a square or long? The use of light steel keel is nothing more than the main dragon and boom, the other does not need light steel keel, what do not know in asking me,
Q: U50 light steel keel specifications, the thickness is how much.
GB 0.5 thickness, there are 0.6, and then thin is the non-standard of the
Q: Light steel keel d60 and u60 What is the difference?
D60 may be the ceiling 60 bearing keel specifications: DC60 * 27 * 1.2, may also be the ceiling 60 cover keel specifications: DC60 * 27 * 0.6 U refers to the keel shape shape, the general ceiling 38 carrying keel and ceiling 50 bearing keel are U-shaped, but the ceiling 60 bearing keel should be C-type, the general manufacturers do not strictly according to the standard to put 60 bearing keel is also promoted to U Type became U60
Q: Asked the next ye demolition? I want to split myself. And then how to restore the floor, the walls of the hole are ye recovery? A little window also marked, we supposed to? Because it is rented house
The hole in the material on the fill on the material chant, or the appropriate words to be a decoration to cover him There's no good way Rent the house you add light steel keel wall to do what, plus also use marble glued to the keel ah, Tile hole the most troublesome, if the landlord did not comment on the use of marble rubber tonic color patch can see if The wall must be re-brush about, not just the hole, there must be rust and the like
Q: I want to know how I can install a suspended ceiling in my basement. There are some things in the way like I show in the video. The camera I was using cant record sound so please use my finger gestures as a guide. 1. Florescent tube light is screwed into the first board shown should I use longer screws and install it so it fits with the suspended ceiling? 2. There are these long black boards that look like supports for the beams these only go half way through the area I want to install the ceiling in should I install from this height?
A video back at you , should answer all your questions. Any more you have just type how to install suspended ceiling in google up at the top click video, and a bunch will come up covering any questions you have.
Q: Light steel keel wall approach
The wall can be filled with insulation materials - sound insulation materials (such as rock wool board, rock wool felt, bubble board), etc., can play a very good sound insulation effect. First, the main materials and accessories requirements 1. Light steel keel main pieces: along the top keel, along the keel,
Q: Here is what I have...a wire that looks like a regular cord for a plug in and a copper looking wire I assume is the ground. In the drop ceiling I have two wires that seem to have been been cut from electric cord and hard wired into another track lighting. I have had a light up here before but have not ever previously hooked electric up. I know it can handle the electric current. There are caps at the end of the wires so I am assuming (love assuming) that I can attach the wires from the light to these wires and recap. Then I need to ground the cooper wire, but what is a good ground? It is a drop ceiling so can I attach to the grid or wires holding the drop ceiling? Of course the electric will be off! I am wondering is it possible to cross the two wires and have a big boo boo happen? I appreciate the input. I am really needing to get this completed shortly so please anyone with some expertise respond!
Ignore Andrew. He has dangerous misinformation. First off, the hot and neutral are not interchangeable. If you don't have white and black, there are other ways of identifying them. The white is neutral, which can also be indicated by ridges on that side (for lamp cord style wire). There are also less common ways, but the bottom line is they are not interchangeable. For the ground, no the ceiling grid is not a ground. If you are in an older house, you may not have a ground available. The best thing then would be to use a fixture that doesn't need one, if you can find one.
Q: Can you put recessed lights in a drop ceiling ?
This Site Might Help You. RE: Can you put recessed lights in a drop ceiling ?
Q: Is it nice to use a light steel keel or a wooden keel?
Light steel keel is good, wood keel will be hair enzyme, but the price is cheaper than the former

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