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Aluminum alloy, paint keel is what? Is it used for decoration?
In the production of materials, the two different, paint keel, the raw material is iron. Aluminum alloy keel is made of aluminum. In the process, the two are different, paint keel relative to the aluminum alloy process is more simple, but its production of the machine is very strict requirements, the same is beautiful, support. As a ceiling material, with supporting the calcium calcium board.
Is the light steel keel of the house made of the same decoration?
Will the cost of light steel keel and wood keel Light steel keel for large area flat ceiling, and if the room needs to have the shape of the ceiling, you need to do the wooden keel ceiling. Decoration company should do so for the sake of technology, the quality should not have any problems.
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?
Can use brick as much as possible with brick, my home is used light steel keel, feeling bad.
I'm doing a reno in my basement and want to put crown molding up but can't imagine it looking good. Any suggestions?
Cool new item I tried and love it. Placed crown molding about two inches from ceiling all the way around room. Placed rope lights inside so that it gives a slight glow to the corner but bulbs themselves are not seen. Note before installation I ran a 110 outlet straight up the wall from the light switch (wires inside of wall), tied it into the switch so I can turn them on and off. The outlet is hidden behind the molding as well. Unique, Cool and all my relatives want me to do the same in their houses.
Light steel keel is what material to do
Aluminum alloy iron alloying alloy (inferior)
3.5 meters high, 4.2 meters long.
Each vertical interval of 25 cm each horizontal interval of 40 cm each. With 3.5 / .2 5 get 14. with 4.2 / .4 was 10.5,14 * 11 = 154 so side with 154 nails, both sides is 308.
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.
how do you level ceiling grid for acoustic ceilings?
use a level and adjust the wire hangers.