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Product Description

Ceiling T-bar

1) Main tee :
24 x 38 x 3, 600mm, 24 x 32 x 3, 600mm

2) Cross tee :
24 x 26x 1, 200mm , 24 x 26 x 600mm

3) Wall angle :
24 x 24 x 3, 000mm , 22 x 22 x 3, 000mm

4) Thickness :
0.4mm, 0.35mm, 0.3mm, 0.26mm

5) Color : Silver, golden, metallic (optional)

6) The length, width, thickness
color can be provided in accordance with customers' Requirements:

7) Material :
High-quality hot-dipped galvanized steel coil, zinc
volume: Above 120g

8) Butt end/interlocking tongue :
Galvanized steel or alloy end
Packing: Papper box

Advantage:

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 Ceiling grid are ready for customer and designers' reference and request.

T-bar suspension ceiling Grids

Q: Home furnishings are light steel keel + cement board + hanging network to do partition, but always listen to the craftsman said that this is not good, generally there are several bad, one is the rainy season will be anti-water, brush paint will peel off; Do not bear the weight, do not hang TV; third is to tear the wall will crack, or load not work. Is it in the line?: Indeed, light steel keel + cement board + hanging network to do with the partition for public occasions, a few years for a change. But it is not suitable for home improvement, so opposed to doing so. If the decoration company suggested that you do so, then the company is not like words.

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: Can you touch up drop ceiling tile with paint ? I don't want to remove a tile for a scratch or scuff.?: Paint Drop Ceiling Tiles

Q: Light steel keel ldu, cb, ldc, cs what it means: CS: C-type master keel, should refer to the ceiling 60 carrying keel: 60 * 27 * 1.2, DF: ceiling cover keel or ceiling vice keel or ceiling to pay keel anyway are covered with keel, DM is the main keel (main) The ceiling carries the keel. DU: ceiling type U DC: Ceiling Type C

Q: This is my second dumb question for the day. The house is more than 100 years old. The ceiling in my bedroom is ten feet high. I would like to drop the ceiling to 8'. The room measures 10'X12'.I hate those drop ceilings with the paper panels, and would like to cut holes in two opposite walls, then run 2X4s between them and support them from the ceiling so they don't sag.Insulation, of course, and then a drywall ceiling. The studs in the walls are red oak and exactly one inch thick. Could I go for 36 inch centers rather than 18 inches?: There is no way 36 centered rafters would support 1/2 drywall.

Q: Material used in False Ceiling?: A false or dropped ceiling can be made of various materials. Most commonly, they are made of ceiling tiles or panels that are suspended from a grid of wires and tracks.

Q: I would like to finish my basement (pay to have it done) but to do it a little at a time for financial reasons. Would like dropped ceiling and wirng done first. Thanks!: The wall angle for the drop ceiling must go on the finished wall.You have to do the walls first.

Q: Material u-type 50 series light steel keel in the main keel specifications is how much: Simply talk to you about the connection between the keels: the boom with a bolt bolts fixed on the floor, with T-type keel hanging pieces connected T-shaped main keel, T-keel for long, in its interface with T-keel connections fixed, between the keel and the main keel is connected between the plug, you can not accessories. If the ceiling has an additional load or a large area of the ceiling, you need U-bearing keel, that is, after the installation of the boom, first with U-shaped keel (main keel) hanging pieces will U-shaped main keel and boom connection, T-type keel pendant connects the T-shaped longitudinal keel with the U-shaped main keel ... 1, T-type keel hanging pieces: for the T-type main keel and boom connection. Applicable only to non-loaded keel without additional load of the ceiling. 2, T-type keel connection: for the vertical T-keel that is the main keel connection. 3, U-type keel hanging pieces: for connecting the carrying keel (main keel) and boom. 4, T-type keel pendant: for U-type light steel keel and T-type longitudinal keel connection. 5, U-shaped main keel connection: for the U-type carrying keel of the long.

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: I'm in the process of finishing my basement and only have the ceiling left to complete. I used metal studs for the framing and am using a metal grid system for a drop ceiling. How should I attach the wall molding to the walls? The manufacturer says to use nails, but that's obviously not an option with the metal studs. Would a drywall screw meant for metal framing work?: The wall trim only holds the weight of 1/2 of the outermost tile. So, there is not much weight to support. I've successfully attached the wall tile to stucco'ed concrete walls using liquid nails adhesive. I used a couple nails and scrap boards leaning against the wall to hold the angle in place until the glue set. The t-strips are suspended from the ceiling. Since you have drywall, tack the angle in place with enough nails to hold it while the glue sets. Rather than liquid nails, I'd use something white (like RTV) so you don't have to repaint the glue that shows. Also, the RTV will fill in the gap where joint compound makes the wall not flat.

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