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Golden Color T-Bar Drywall Ceiling Grids

Golden Color T-Bar Drywall Ceiling Grids

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1,Structure of (Flat Suspension Grids) Description

t grids ceiling system
1 Materiel: Galvanized steel & prepainted
2 Size: H38&H32 H15
3 System: flat & groove

fut ceiling t grid

Materiel: Hot dipped galvanized steel & prepainted

Surface:Baking Finish
System: flat ceil & groove ceiling

 

2,Main Features of the (Flat Suspension Grids)

Shape:Plane,groove


Groove T bar ceiling grid (FUT)  & FUT Ceiling Grid system is made of high quality prepainted galvanized steel,which guarantee the characters of moisture proof,corrosion resistanct and color lasting.The automatic cold roll forming and punching machineries guarantee the high precision.


Standard size:

1. Main tee:38x24x3000/3600mm(10'),(12'); 32x24x3000/3600mm(10'),(12')

2. Cross tee:32x24x1200mm (4');26x24x1200mm (4')

3. Cross tee:32x24x600mm (2'); 26x24x600mm (2')

4. Wall angle:24x24x3000mm (10'); 22x22x3000mm (10'); 20x20x3000mm (10')

5. Thickness:0.25mm,0.27mm,0.3mm,0.35mm,0.4mm

6. The length, thickness and color can be provided in accordance with customers'

requirements.


3,(Flat Suspension Grids) Images

T-Bar Suspension Ceiling Grids Golden Color

4,(Flat Suspension Grids) Specification

ceiling grid for suspension

5,FAQ of (Flat Suspension Grids)

1. Convenience in installation, it shortens working time and labor fees.

2. Neither air nor environment pollution while installing. With good effect for space dividing and beautifying.

3. Using fire proof material to assure living safety.

4. Can be installed according to practical demands.

5. The physical coefficient of all kinds Suspension

Standard size:

1. Main tee:38x24x3000/3600mm(10'),(12'); 32x24x3000/3600mm(10'),(12')

2. Cross tee:32x24x1200mm (4');26x24x1200mm (4')

3. Cross tee:32x24x600mm (2'); 26x24x600mm (2')

4. Wall angle:24x24x3000mm (10'); 22x22x3000mm (10'); 20x20x3000mm (10')

5. Thickness:0.25mm,0.27mm,0.3mm,0.35mm,0.4mm

6. The length, thickness and color can be provided in accordance with customers'

requirements.

Q: How to use paint keel
Stereo Groove Paint keel. Three-dimensional groove paint keel to double-sided color coated steel strip as raw material, soft color, clear lines, three-dimensional sense of high dimensional accuracy, with tight, with metal ceilings and mineral wool acoustic board supporting the use of modern building interior Ceiling of the classic products.
Q: I have just pruchased a townhome that has a basement that was once finished. It has drywall, a drop ceiling grid (is missing tiles), and electrical (outlets and such). I have had basement electrical inspected and we are good to go, i have also had a mold inspection and there is none present. The basement has no flooring (carpet has been removed) and has a basement smell. Other than ceiling tiles, flooring and paint what else would I need to make this basement liveable? Would I need to install a ventilation system? This was at one time a functional finished basement.
The concrete floor would have to be sealed. A sub-floor installed before carpet or other final flooring. Rip out the drop ceiling (easy cop-out solution for people who suck at hanging/finish rock). Make sure the concrete walls were properly sealed (lack of cause the damp small). I finished off 1/2 of my basement for about $7G's. That includes the surround system, 40 TV, in-wall speaks and recessed lighting. If you have the capital, gut it and do it right. No matter what you do, the smell will remain. If the block is damp, there is no simple cure.
Q: I am finishing my basement and want to do drop ceiling. Problem is I don't want to spend an arm and a leg doing it. I have checked with Home Depot and Lowes and it seems like I might have to. Does anyone know of any other options? Thanks.
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Q: Light keel in the keel is also known as the heart keel is it
Yes, through the heart keel, through the keel also called crossed keel. Do not have to use, depends on the height of the wall.
Q: Light steel keel fire rating?
Light steel keel itself is a kind of steel, so fire, the general will not.
Q: I currently have gold fiberglass, paperbacked insulation under my first floor/ on basement ceiling. (Between the joists of course) I was considering replacing it with rigid styrofoam board (blue or pink) insulation for a cleaner more attractive appearance that can even be painted. i realize this wouldnt be cheap and there would be a lot of cutting involved, and then a lot of sealing up gaps with foam spray and such. I was wondering how good the insulating properties would be as well as the sound insulation properties. Could the styrofoam insulation perform better than the fiberglass bats i have now? I'm also not sure what thickness I would need to do the duties of the fiberglass. The fiberglass is about 6 thick. What are the potential positives or negatives i could gain from the installation?
All good advice. Even with new windows you may still have some leakage there. If they are not properly installed and insulated around, they are no better than the old. IN the attic you need to make sure there is still air circulation. When we moved into our home someone had blown in insulation in the attic, but covered and plugged all the vents. That was an uncomfortable summer. SOme cheap ideas.... Caulk any cracks around your foundation. Every place that 2 different maerials meet should be cau;ed or filled. Run a bead of caulk around the exterior of the windows and doors, including the bottoms. If you have large spaces to fill get some expanding foam. Ask your power/oil company about an energy audit. They are usually free and you get free suggestions from a professional, info about incentives on energy projects, and free goodies like lightbulbs and low flow heads.
Q: We recently did a kitchen renovation which involved taking a wall down between the kitchen and dining room. My house was build in the 50s and the ceilings are plaster over chicken wire (which we've learned on previous housework is excruciating work to remove as its screwed in a grid pattern every 6 inches so we're trying to salvage instead of replace). Here's the problem: The dining room ceiling is a textured plaster- the kitchen was a smooth gloss paint. Now that they are one room with the wall removed, there's not only the two different ceilings but also a patch of drywall between them where old cabinets used to hang. Im looking to texture it all- meaning I have to prep and attempt to match the flat glossy ceiling to the textured dining room. I don't even know where to start here. Help!
When we encounter this, we find it much easier to float the entire ceiling, new and old, with mud to create a smooth surface. Then come back and re-texture the entire ceiling. Even though matching the wall texture might be tough, it is harder to tell a difference in textures at the wall-to-ceiling corner than it is in the center of a ceiling. If you install crown moldings, then it hides the different textures even more. Sure, this costs more than just patching the texture, but it comes down to whether or not you can live with the noticeable difference in texture on your ceiling. In renovation, you almost always get what you pay for.
Q: the kind meant for office and school ceilings that fit in a ceiling grid(4, t8 tubes), i was thinking of using 4, 8 inch jack chains and securing it with s hooks and eye hooks. is this alright or will i have to find another way? I'm using #10 eye hooks and 1 s hooks.
Yes, you can suspend them with jack chain and eye hooks. I installed literally thousands of those lights (we called them troffers when I was a commercial electrician. In fact, in most cases even if we were dropping them in the grid for main support we also had to suspend two or four ceiling tie wires or jack chain supports to each fixture for earthquake security.
Q: Is it nice to use a light steel keel or a wooden keel?
Certainly is light steel keel is good, fire is not easy to deformation shortcomings is no way to do modeling, such as profiled ceiling wood keel can do the cost of the opposite is relatively high
Q: What is a Ceiling Grid?
Do you know what a drop ceiling is? The tiles fit into the ceiling grid

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