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Usg Ceiling Grid - Suspension Ceiling Tee Grid Ceiling System

Usg Ceiling Grid - Suspension Ceiling Tee Grid Ceiling System

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Suspension System Frame for Ceiling Tiles-Ceiling Tee Bar

Suspension Ceiling Tee Grid-Ceiling System

 

 

 

Specification of Suspended Ceiling Grid :

1.There are Flat system, Groove system and Slim system for t grid

2.Four kind of tee make up of a ceiling frame. those are main tee, long cross tee, short cross tee and wall angle

 The height normally is 38 or 32, thickness from 0.20-0.40MM

The normal size as belows(pls mainly focus on the lenghth we have):

main tee:38*24*3600mm  or 38*24*3660mm

main tee:32*24*3600mm  or 32*24*3660mm

long cross tee:26*24*1200mm  or 26*24*1210mm

Short cross tee:26*24*600mm or 26*24*610mm

wall angle:24*24*3000mm or 24*24*3050mm

wall angle:21*21*3000mm or 21*21*3050mm

 

Applications of Suspension Ceiling Grid:

commercial ceiling suspension grid for false ceiling

 

Package of Suspension Ceiling Grid

1.main tee:30 pcs in one carton

2.long cross tee: 50 pcs in one carton

3.short cross tee:75 pcs in one carton

4.wall angle:50 pcs in one carton

 

Production Line of suspension ceiling grid

We have 6 production line for ceiling grid,  30 containers per month. our quality undertested by the world market over many years we are your unique relible choice

 

Q:Do not know who can tell me ah
Install the side keel The installation of the edge keel should be designed according to the requirements of the line, along the wall (column) on the horizontal keel line to L-shaped galvanized light steel strip with self-tapping Screws fixed on the embedded wood bricks; such as concrete walls (columns), can be fixed with nails, nail spacing should not be greater than the ceiling The spacing of the keel.
Q:What are the advantages of light steel keel partitions?
Light steel keel wall with light weight, high strength, good fire resistance, versatility and easy installation characteristics, to adapt to shock, dust, noise, sound absorption, constant temperature and other effects, but also has a short duration, Easy to deformation and so on. Wall keel Process: In order to avoid the root wall vulnerable to moisture, deformation, mildew and other quality problems, the bottom of the partition to be made pillow base.
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!
with common lighting you cant go wrong.black wire is Hot or + or supply.white is neutral.neutral is the same as a ground.people will try to explain it differently but the ground and neutral are married in the fuse box.if the wires are crossed the lite wont know it.just attach ground to the mounting box it's incidental to your purpose
Q:It's weird. It kinda feels like styrofoam, with little bubble-shapes on it. Sorry, I don't know how else to describe it. Any input would be great :)
If your ceiling has criss cross metal grids, its a suspended ceiling made of fibre board cut into 2x2 or 2x4 shapes. If your ceiling is solid through out, it would be a popcorn spray texture made of styrofoam bits mixed with mud. These ceilings are safe.
Q:It is good for wood keel or light steel keel
Light steel keel, is a new type of building materials, is a high-quality continuous hot-dip galvanized strip as raw material, the cold bending process from the building with metal skeleton. Advantages: light weight, stiffness, fire, pest control, not easy to deformation, more solid, easy to crack. Disadvantages: the main keel, the cover keel, take up more space. The construction process also has a higher demand. Can only do straight lines, not suitable for special modeling.
Q:It is done before the floor tiles, or in the shop after the tiles to do it?
Light steel keel partition in the shop before, after all is possible, paving the brick can be done in the tiles above, to the keel with the glue and tiles can be a solid paste the normal construction.
Q:Why wall wall stickers or hanging wood finishes to do light steel keel base or wood base it?
Really have not seen stickers but also keel who is so talented ah? The Wooden is used
Q:What is the keel of the ceiling?
If it is home improvement ceiling with ordinary light steel keel on the line, tooling, then it is recommended to use paint keel with mineral wool board.
Q:I am in the process of finishing a basement ceiling. I would prefer to use drywall (I like the look, and I have a lot of sheets of drywall already) but I want to be able to access above the ceiling if I ever need to run wires or anything. Could I install a drop ceiling grid, and then cut drywall panels 2'x4', prime and paint them, and use them in the drop ceiling? It would save me from having to buy drop ceiling panels. My main concern is the weight - I think it would be substantially heavier than normal drop ceiling panels.
First I have to say I am an Electrician not a Ceiling installer. However, the Commercial job I am on has ceilings that are (essentially) sheet rock with a vinyl face. I noticed that the grid in those rooms is much sturdier than the normal grid. So that is probably something to consider. If you use lighter gauge grid then I would think you would need to install supports every 2' on the main stringers. That would give you 6 supports on each 2'x4' opening. If you care to get fancy try applying some (textured) wall paper to the sheet rock. Best of luck to you.
Q:each point on the grid. The weight of each 4x4 area is 144# ( square footage is 9# PSF ) which I divide into four seperate areas and come up with a reaction so I know what spring to use at each point. The basic areas are easy to calculate because it's either rectangular or square but some areas are cut up, for example there are areas shaped like an L on the grid with two rectangular sides and I don't know how to get their reaction because there are more than four points. Could someone show me a formula for this?
Sounds like you will probably need to break up the oddly shaped areas, and consider them as a collection of rectangles. However, my understanding is still a little fuzzy. What's this reaction stuff? I don't have a clear picture of the layout in my head.

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