• Ceiling Grid Punch Wire with Ring Diameter 3.5/4mm System 1
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Ceiling Grid Punch Wire with Ring Diameter 3.5/4mm

Ceiling Grid Punch Wire with Ring Diameter 3.5/4mm

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Specifications:


1. Material: Galvanized Steel Sheet

2. Items: Crab connector, U-shape, Wall angles and etc.

3. Size: Standard or customized

4. Thickness: Standard or customized

5. Use: For steel profile (ceiling and partition systems)


Feature:


1. Light weight, high strength, safely;

2. High zinc coating, moistureproof, fireproof;

3. Easy and fast for installation, time-saving;

4. Durable, long time life;

5. Recyclable, environment friendly;

6. Can supply products based on specific requirements;

7. Prompt delivery, high quality, competitive price and complete sets of style;

Q: Fixed in the light steel keel h19 what it means
H type, specifications (H type light steel keel height) 19mm.
Q: I would like to finish a large room in my basement and was wondering how hard a drop ceiling would be to install also drywall is already up but its just the bare drywall what else need to be done to the walls before theyre ready to be painted and my thinking is im just going to put some kind of rubber flooring in for now like would go in a garage since i could do that myself and there is no ac but ill probably just put a window unit in
Drop ceilings are quite simple if you plan ahead. What I mean by that is you got to draw it out first on paper. Most of the tiles comes in a 2 ft by 4 ft piece or a 2 X 2 piece. Measure out the width and lenght of your space and divide into the size of tiles that you have choosen. That will give the odd sizes that is left behind. You take that odd size and then divide it into 2. (example... The room is 24 ft 10 inches long. you will have 12 even tiles (2x2) and 10 inches left. That means you will have a 5 inches space on each end of the room with full tiles in between.) Make sure that you secure your tie wire very well on your main T Bar. Especially if you plan on installing lights in the dropped ceiling grid. your hardware store will tell you what kind of tie wire you should have. One last thing... make sure you give enough space to install your tiles after the ceiling grid is up. The last thing you want is to fight with the tiles because you can't slip them in. Good Luck
Q: I have a little package to do their own works, only the contractor does not material, people give the price is 13 dollars a square, but also put noise cotton, in general, that the calculation area is to be considered double or single of,
I also do decoration, in general, the calculation area is single-sided, the paint is double-sided operator, this is not absolute, the key is how the contract on the set! 13 of the price is too low, the project is rarely the case of 20 to a flat (artificial)!
Q: Light steel keel wall height of more than 4 meters when to use what reinforcement measures, who can provide node installation map?
It depends on what kind of space you do in the partition is the last to do a fulcrum with a keel to do the bracket attached to the top of the top If you are out of the wall to do the room is in the top of the room with each other keel support up to the most of this time you'd better use thick vertical keel do not know can help you
Q: but i dont know if its safe or not. i cant stand to have to look at that ceiling every night tho. i dont want to cover with fabric i know that much. i was also thinking of wall papering over it. help!!!!!!!
Is your drop ceiling the type that is replaceable? For example, it uses squares that are suspended below the real ceiling? If so, I don't think covering it with dry wall mud would be a good idea. If you look on-line, you might find a ceiling tile that you like better, so you could replace it. Or, I like your idea of covering it with wall paper. You could get a very unique ceiling and one that you like!
Q: What is the difference between light steel keel and aluminum alloy keel?
Aluminum alloy keel cost is high Guichang keel prices are relatively cheap in almost all with light steel keel
Q: Tooling, specifications have no provisions Light steel keel ceiling to brush fire paint?
Do not use light steel is the thickness of 0.5 1.0 galvanized steel strip
Q: Is there any requirements regarding hard wired smoke detectors on a suspended ceiling?I know luminaires are supposed to be properly secured to the grid, do smoke and CO detectors need to be? If so how?Right now, all I have is some old work boxes for the splices.I'm looking for a correct answer, I'm not going to cut corners.NEC code references are a plus.
Yes there are: Because the hard wired smoke detectors are connected to 120 volts they fall under the NEC Wiring methods NEC Article 300. The specific location is 300.11 It gives all of the rules about not using the grid support wires as a method of sole support. You do have to add a support wire the same as a luminary. The best way to attach the old work boxes is to use a bracket called a T-bar they are made by Caddy and several other companies. You also have to make sure that the suspended ceiling is not being used as a return air path for a forced air system because the NFPA 72 states that the minimum distance from a return air to a smoke or CO2 detector is 3 feet. Hope this answers your question :)
Q: We are working on a store front which has ceiling tiles in it. However we wanted an open air look, maybe leaving the grids, but no tiles. We were going to paint the grids and tiles, but have discovered that it would be too expensive, because we would have to paint them back before moving. My question would be, above the tiles is just a metal roof, which is a flat roof, so it would have the tar on top of the metal I think, is it a good idea to just remove the tiles for the open air look? or would that make the building too inefficient during the winter and summer?
yea it would be cold but even more the tar tens to wear away and a little at a time it will fall. Plus have you ever smelled tar in summer. It will come into the seating of the building. yuk
Q: My wife and I screw in wood into ceiling joist then put on piece of 4X8ft 1/2'' thick ultra light Sheetrock dry wall into ceiling with 1-5/8 drywall screw, with my wife and I holding it up I screw into the drywall into wood and let go then drywall falls or go through screw. What happened? Did we use the wrong screws? The screw tip touch the drywall.
Or not enough screws, you need to use a fair number for a ceiling. You may want to go with another solution in a basement, though.

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