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FAQ

It is good when the ceiling is light steel keel and wood keel

Light steel keel and wood keel each have their own advantages, but from all aspects of consideration or light steel keel advantages more: Light steel keel is not deformed, not damp, but no wood light and flexible shape, wood keel flammable, easy to mold rotten, not fire, but the wooden keel to do easy to shape, so you can choose according to the situation keel

Light steel keel how fixed in the external walls?

With light steel keel partition and light steel keel fixed on the external wall is completely different from the two practices ah To make it clear

Light steel keel wall is this use?

Is such a pendulum. The actual keel is to be on the ground when the keel is to be fixed, the vertical keel to use the keel clamp fixed in the ground on the keel, and the vertical keel will have a hole from time to time, it is put through the keel The And then to the top of the horizontal keel should also be fixed with the top.

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.

Light steel keel paper gypsum board wall at the bottom of whether to concrete guide wall

If you do not have moisture, you can not do it.

Light steel keel gypsum decorative board ceiling need to do what information

Light steel keel gypsum board, is a combination of gypsum board and light steel keel, construction attention when the plate specifications, pull line correction, the installation of fixed to ensure that straight and straight.

This is one of the new low-profile ones that hangs only 1 1/8 below the joists. The main drain PVC pipes all run together at one point next to the foundation (poured, not block) wall. There is about a 5-6' section wide that all hangs about 4-5 below the joist and sticks out 4-5 from the wall. Question is, how do I go about putting the drop ceiling around this mess? Do I build a case for it and block it all in with nice cedar stained wood? I need some suggestions please!

I would not build the cabinet or what ever he was trying to describe , If your wall are drywall use drywall type x (fire rated) and when you frame out for the plumbing make it big enough for an access panel (12x12 or 16x16) in case repairs to the plumbing need to be done and after the drywall is finished properly if can be painted the same color as tile so it is not notised as much. If you have a professional grid man doing the work, Grin. He can actually build a soffit out of the grid material and put the tile in it so it all matches, description of this would be exhausting but it can be done, ive done it for my customers esp. in basements. Find a commercial ceiling grid guy and he should be able to do it if you so choose. ps- it takes rivets and special tile retaining clips for it to work, i say this so you dont get bullshitted by ceiling guy. Good luck and let me know how it turned out.

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?

36 centers is a bad idea, your ceiling would collapse within a matter of months(if you could even get the project completed). If you want to drop your ceiling and do not want to cut open the walls there is a easier solution. Go to a commercial building supply store, such as White Cap etc. They make a grid ceiling just like you would put the paper panels in that you can hang drywall on. It is going to be a little more expensive than other ways but it will not collapse. The name of the grid is a drywall suspension system. I hope this helps you out. Good Luck