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Suspension Ceilinng Grid System W Angle of Hot Sale

Suspension Ceilinng Grid System W Angle of Hot Sale

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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

 

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

Suspension Ceilinng Grid System W Angle of Hot Sale

Suspension Ceilinng Grid System NGWT of Hot Sale

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:Paint keel 600 × 600 mineral wool board ceiling how to calculate the keel, times keel, corners, hooks per square meter
The size of the room reported to the purchase of goods on the line
Q:I want a drop-down ceiling for my basement, you know with panels and a grid. What is the average cost for a pretty large room? Don't worry about a contractor. My dad is a contractor so no cost for installation. I don't think you even need a contractor for this though. I just need to know if it's affordable. I have a large basement and we need to be able to access the vents and pipes easily through the panels. There's no other option (unless there's an alternative). Thanks :D
affordable is what you can afford..however..measure the area and go to home depot or Lowe's and see how much you are looking at in materials..and if dad will do the install for free that's a plus..now there is the dry wall the ceiling option but as you stated earlier you need to have access to vents and pipes..so the smart choice obviously is to do a drop ceiling..the latter will hurt more with dry wall trying to re patch and repair anything later above the ceiling..and with the drop ceiling you can figure out if you can afford to do 10x10 sections or the hole thing at once..very much affordable and very wise choice..
Q:What year do you think this was taken?
The flat-top cap implies 1920-1940, but the acoustic grid ceiling and cheap paneling is pretty much a giveaway. To make it look older, you need to have less distinction between light and dark. Note that older photographs had fewer gradients in them unless they were the incredibly expensive kind of photos. Also, you'll need to get rid of that background. Paneling didn't come around until after the depression, and the first paneling didn't have that faux wood look. often, in an older house, you would see a plain colored wall, crown molding between the wall and ceiling with hand-made texturing on the ceiling itself. Newer houses from back then were beginning to have Sheetrock, all in plain color with no trim or crown, but that paneling has to go to give some date to the pic. Older pictures also have a bit of fading on the edges. Sometimes it's darker toward the edges (because of the camera and film developing techniques of the day), and sometimes it was lighter on the edges due to bad exposure in the darkroom.
Q:Light steel keel and wood keel ceiling which is better?
Light steel keel better wood keel time slightly longer will be the aging of this piece of fire is also a bad deal
Q:Was tearing out an acoustical ceiling grid while the electrician was taking out the fluorescent lights. What I didn't know was that he was taking them out hot. He left wires uncapped and the hot leg touched the grid I had ahold of. It grabbed me for about 3 seconds. My head snapped back and I could feel my mouth open to scream but nothing came out. I was aware of everything going on and my only thought was that I was going to die. Luckily I fell backwards off the ladder. I had burns on my left hand and right forearm and stomach. Everywhere I was touching the grid. My arms were cherry red from the elbows down for awhile. 2 weeks later my arms still tingle and my wrists have a terrible burning pain every couple of days. It was a very religious experience. I did kick the electrician off the job. My question is did the current go across my chest or through my heart from one arm to the other and could it have killed me if I hadn't fallen from the ladder. I guess I'm lucky I'm 6'4 and 250 lbs. I feel lucky anyway.
Yes I must agree with you, you are very lucky , phew !..........
Q:I'm wanting to paint 1 Corinthians 13 on our bedroom ceiling in some sort of spiral design. I just want it to be pretty and look professional. I'm weary about doing the spiral design thought because I just don't know how I would get it just right... but I can't think of any other design that would look right.. I think it would look funny just written straight across on the ceiling. Anyone have any ideas or tips on doing this?
I agree that it might be nice as a border or on the wall. If you really want a spiral on the ceiling you ought to do it first on a big piece of tracing paper and then transfer it onto the ceiling. (It would be really hard to work free hand on the ceiling and have it look nice) There are various ways to transfer using the paper like tracing over the back of the letters with a special soft pencil then putting the paper in place and re tracing over the front of the letters. It will leave a faint line for you to paint over later.
Q:U-type and C-type light steel keel purposes
U-shaped keel stone keel, fixed in the walls around;
Q:We have about 25ft high ceiling with 4 HVAC units on the ceiling at our facility. And we have decided to install the ceiling 14ft high drop ceiling to save energy.The contractor extended the air outflow vents from existing units using duct which is about 15ft long.But didn’t connected intake vent from to the new ceiling level to the intake grid on the HVAC unit. He state that free-flow air will go through the existing intake grid on the unit.But I am concerned that the hot air above new drop ceiling will go through the intake grille in summer. Then the HVAC is not going to efficiently be able to generate cool air outflow.
This is whats know as free air return. The unit does not require duct back to the unit because it utilizes the ceiling space as a plenum. However, you are correct that you will loose some efficiency because in addition to cooling the finished space you will technically be cooling the ceiling space as well, because you are drawing your cooled air back through the ceiling space. Also, there are some code restrictions to be considered. For example anything in the plenum space has to be fire rated. ie.. piping cannot be PVC, t-stat wires need to be plenum rated, etc.. So... the ideal situation would be to duct the return air back to the unit for the best efficiency.
Q:Light steel keel with what cut
Light steel keel can be cut with a hand-held cutter. First, mark the keel according to the required size; then cut the entire light steel keel with a hand-held cutter. This step runs through the entire construction process, measuring the size of each part before construction, and cutting. The following are the same as the "
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!
Ignore Andrew. He has dangerous misinformation. First off, the hot and neutral are not interchangeable. If you don't have white and black, there are other ways of identifying them. The white is neutral, which can also be indicated by ridges on that side (for lamp cord style wire). There are also less common ways, but the bottom line is they are not interchangeable. For the ground, no the ceiling grid is not a ground. If you are in an older house, you may not have a ground available. The best thing then would be to use a fixture that doesn't need one, if you can find one.

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