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Fiberglass Wool Ceiling  Acoustic Fabric Panel

Fiberglass Wool Ceiling Acoustic Fabric Panel

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Shanghai
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TT or LC
Min Order Qty:
10000 m²
Supply Capability:
300000 m²/month

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fiberglass ceiling is made from sound absorbing plate of fiberglass wool/Rock wool as basis material and on it compound sprayed fiberglass decorative felt. It features good sound absorbing effect, heat preservation, high fire retardant, high strength level , beautiful decorative effect, etc. it can improve acoustical environment of building and raise peoples quality of work and living. It is widely used for indoor space where not only has the requirement to drop noise but also the needs medium and high quality decoration, such as hospital, meeting room, exhibition hall, cinema, library ,studio, gymnasium , phonetic classroom, shopping place ,etc.

 

Product Applications:

 

The panels are udes widely in schools, offices, music studios, lecture theatres,
multi purpose halls, interview rooms, training areas and cinemas. They meet the
requirements of BB93 of Building Regulations for acoustics in school buildings and
are Class O fire rated hence meeting the Fire Regulations as well.

 

Product Advantages:

 

Saves headroom space because exceptional noise absorption effectiveness is achieved by low (30mm) material thickness.

Surfaces can be emulsion painted to any colour without significant loss in noise
absorption. Increase savings due to fast and easy installation.Lightweight and therefore are ideal for adhering to ceilings, which do not have a very high load bearing capabilities.

Meets BB93 standards for school acoustics as well as common areas in flats for Building
Regulations.

Reinforced edges for increased durability.

 

Main Product Features:

 

Material: Torrefaction Compounded high density fiberglass wool

Face: Special painting laminated with decorative fiberglass tissue

Color: white, black and others to order

Fire-resistant: class A, non combustible

NRC: 0.9-1.0, excellent sound absorption

Thermal-resistant: >0.4 (m2k/w)

Humidity: Dimensionally stable with RH up to 95% at  40c, no sagging, wrapping, or delaminating

Moisture rete:<1% (JC/T670-2005)

Enviromental impact: Tiles and packing are fully recyclable

Product Specifications:

Fiberglass Wool Ceiling  Acoustic Fabric Panel

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1)Q:Are you a factory or trading company?

A: We are a factory.

2)Q: I am interested in the products but I do not have experience

   A: Tell us your budget and target market and we will give you professional advice of exact kinds and quantity.

 

3)Q: How can I get some samples?

A: We are honored to offer you samples.

4)Q:How does your factory do regarding quality control?

A: Quality is priority, we always attach great importance to quality controlling from every worker to

the very end.

 

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Fiberglass Wool Ceiling  Acoustic Fabric Panel

Fiberglass Wool Ceiling  Acoustic Fabric Panel

Fiberglass Wool Ceiling  Acoustic Fabric Panel

Fiberglass Wool Ceiling  Acoustic Fabric Panel

Fiberglass Wool Ceiling  Acoustic Fabric Panel

 

Q:When I moved into my house the ceiling was cracked from the ceiling fan out to the walls in two directions. I don't want to put new wall board up and repairing the crack is not possible according to my Husband. What are some ways to cover the ceiling up?
These cracks should be repairable unless they are structural damage. All you need to do is clean out all loose debris from the crack and repair with joint compound and tape. Go to your local home improvement store and look at their books on drywall repair
Q:My studio apartment doesn't have an attic. A lot of the installation videos and articles I read online are about installing foil insulation a couple inches below the roof and above the room's ceiling. Does it matter if I install it under the ceiling (that is, the foil barrier is visible to me when inside the apartment)?Aesthetics isn't an issue. I don't mind seeing the foil. I just want to know if I can still achieve the same results whether or not I install above the ceiling. Thanks!
If I were you I would go with 4X8 half inch foam insulation sheets from home depot. 12 bucks each and a snap to put up. You might even want to double them.
Q:while checking wiring in ceiling fixtures, some fiberglass fell. I vacuumed it up. how dangerous is it? we have kids here and nothing was covered as we didn't expect that.
not dangerous on skin, it makes you itchy. but inhaling alot without a respirator is bad.
Q:How to design a small living room look good.
It is best to have a simple map. There are doors and windows of the size
Q:I have hanged the drywalls on both the ceiling and walls. My questions is how should I tape the joints between the ceiling and walls? Should I use a regular paper tape, a fiberglass mesh or a paper corner bead (inside corner)?
On a full sheet, the factory edge is dished down for taping. When to factory edges are stacked together, or nailed one along the other, use mesh tape, this is a freebie. Fill it up with a 5-6 knife and wipe off excess with 9 or 12 . On the long side of a full sheet this edge is not tapered and is called the butt end. Two sheets nailed together is the butt ends. This is optional. Mesh is easier, paper tape is better. Corners take paper tape. Spread a coat of mud with either a flat knife to both sides or use a inside corner trowell that does both sides. Crease tape into 90 angle. Lightly slide into corner, hold with left hand, and strech an place lightly with the other. Take your corner trowell and run over paper tape lightly spreading out mud, and tape. If there are any blister areas, you didn't get enough mud on the wall. Lightly lift tape and mush some more mud under the tape. Resmooth out the mess the best you can. On corner bead, nail evenly from center up and center down with opposing nails. Cover these with a coat of mud with a 6 knife and pretend like you know what you're doing and have a little fun.The drywall god's wisdom is this. After the first coat has completely dried(overnight) do not sand. Take you knife and knock off high chuncks and spread another coat. After it has dried completely, knife again and put on your last coat. You should be looking good by now. Then you can lightly sand. Don't bother with a sponge if you want a truely good job, because they follow the contour of what's there. Lightly sand and it should come out puss.
Q:We have an area in our ceiling that had water damage a few years ago and we repaired it ourselves for a quick fix. We never got around to actually getting it professionally repaired, but had never had any issues so it wasn't something we were worried about. About 3 days ago we noticed that there was a hole, about an inch long, I'm the crease of the ceiling where it meets the wall in the same place we had repaired. We don't know if maybe there is a mouse in the wall chewing a hole, if the house finally settled to the point where it cracked our repair job, or if there is another answer. It appears that the holes are only in the drywall tape and not in the drywall itself. Does anyone have any suggestions on what could be going on our who we could call in to inspect this?
I would suspect mold - esp. since moisture was a problem.
Q:What is the crystal structure of MgCl2
Chemical Name: Magnesium Chloride [1] (MgCl2) Chemical Description: English name is magnesiumchloride. The chemical formula MgCl2 is composed of 74.54% chlorine and 25.48% magnesium, with a relative molecular mass of 95.21. Was colorless hexagonal crystals. Density 2.316-2.33 g / cm 3. Melting point 714 ° C. The boiling point of 1412 ℃. Usually contains six molecules of crystal water, that is, MgCl2 · 6H2O, easy deliquescence. For the monoclinic crystal, with or salty, there is a certain corrosive. Its density 1.569 g / cm 3, the melting point of 116-118 ° C, while decomposition. Soluble in water, heating and dehydration and hydrogen chloride from magnesium oxide. Use [2]: for the production of metal magnesium, disinfectant, frozen brine, ceramics, and used to fill the fabric, paper and so on. The solution and magnesium oxide mixed, can become hard wear-resistant magnesia cement. Method: from magnesium oxide or lime soil and hydrochloric acid role in the system. Seawater and salt brine are present in the presence of magnesium chloride. The shape of magnesium chloride [3]: generally in flake, block, crystal, particles and powder-based. Content of about 46% of magnesium chloride hexahydrate, 99% of anhydrous magnesium chloride. Magnesium chloride Chemical and physical properties: soluble in water and ethanol. Sensory indicators: white crystals, columnar or needle-like, bitter taste.
Q:I have a 120 year old house w/ a flat roof, no attic and no insulation. I have a dropped ceiling on the top floor - drop is about 5&amp;quot;. Ceiling tiles are not insulated. I plan on getting insulation and having it rest on top of the ceiling tiles.I live in Pittsburgh, PA where we get hot summers and cold winters. What would be a better insulation - traditional fiberglass or radiant? Radiant appeals to me since installation is easier, but if it won't be as effective, I won't do it. Thanks!
Leave it - taking it out won't warm your main level enough to do any good. The fiberglass insulation is also insulating your main level. It's also a great sound barrier. Just leave it. The pains you'd go through trying to pull it out would be much more than what it's worth anyways... That fiberglass is nasty stuff! You'll be iching for days, I swear... It's just plain nasty.
Q:I had the roof replaced last summer, but havent had the energy to get up there and take down the ceiling tiles and the fiberglass insulation. I started removing it a section at a time a week ago, and wow! What a mess!. Gravel is falling down on my head and the insulation and tiles are dry now, but its still hard to pull them out. Should I be wearing a mask? Is there anything in the old dried out insulation and ceiling tiles that I should cover my nose? Its making a really big mess, so any suggestions will be helpful.
You're going to have to wear your combat gear for this one :) A mask is a definite as there could be mold or mildew in the insulation as well as the fiberglass. You don't any of those things getting into your lungs. Also, wear protective eye wear, fiberglass in your eyes is very painful and can cause long term damage to your eyes. Thirdly, wear pants and a long sleeved shirt, preferably a turtle neck and work gloves. If fiber glass gets up your sleeves, on your hands or down your shirt neck, you will be itchy for days! To help with clean up, consider putting a tarp or large plastic sheet down under your work area. It will make clean up much, much easier!!
Q:What is the new house decoration is a good wallpaper or paint latex paint it?
There is no difference between good and bad. 1, the choice of the two and your decoration style and decoration needs 2, the two can be used with a variety of styles 3, environmental protection terms, and now the latex paint is said to be free of formaldehyde, safe, tasteless, but in fact, after we brush finished still need to put 1 month or more time to ensure that our health. ???? And the wallpaper is glue glue, the taste is from the glue, the glue on the market there are good and bad, cheap 20 yuan a group, expensive 70.80 a group, used to be the same after the shelves and other taste to dissipate. 4, latex paint color to choose from, but no wallpaper color, the type of too much too much. 5, personal preferences

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