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FAQ

I am particularly interested in the light steel keel villa building, but do not know what software to use the design

The main design software is: tianzheng CAD

Introduction of paint keel

Its role and aluminum keel is the same, but also for the beautiful, from a stent role. With supporting the silicon calcium board and mineral wool board and so on.

I would like to finish my basement (pay to have it done) but to do it a little at a time for financial reasons. Would like dropped ceiling and wirng done first. Thanks!

Do the drop ceiling last. Why? A drop ceiling has a pc. of steel molding called *Wall mold*, that goes around the entire perimeter of the room. This is for the ceiling tile to rest on against the wall. Walls are finished first and then this molding is installed which gives a nice clean finished look around the edges of the room. If you put it up first, it will not look professional, and you drywall or other wall material will cover up the wall mold around the edge. Plus - You will undoubtedly have damage to the ceiling panels and or the grid work caused by hitting it with other materials as you or others are working on the walls. Do any wall framing first-just rough framing. Then do a ceiling plan layout on paper to scale so you can see where you want the lighting in the grid ceiling. Now, run wiring in walls and ceilings. Now hang drywall. Tape and finish drywall - cleanup. Now run grid ceiling metal framework and install lights in ceiling. Now prime and paint drywall as you now have lights installed. Now install ceiling tiles and baseboard. This is how I would have it done on a project.

My house decoration to build the wall, there is a wall to say with light steel keel, a good brick wall in the end which is good?

Look at your wall is what to use, and if it is carrying the wall that was good brick wall, if it is decorative walls, with keel partition will be relatively simple, convenient, simple production, fire, sound insulation and many other features

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.

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.

Light steel keel mark which category

What is the world keel and light steel keel? What is the use of ah?

I'm getting a new room in my house, and I really want to do a mosaic on the ceiling. I love everything artistic so I'd want to do it myself, and I know it's going to take a long time to do a room that's 18 ft by 22 ft, but I really want to. I've actually never done mosaics before and I'm aware that they are difficult to do and that this is a monumental project for someone who has never even done a mosaic before. But I wanted to know the easiest possible way to go about it (because the idea of standing on a ladder the entire time does not appeal to me whatsoever)? Like, could I do the mosaic on another surface and then attach it to my ceiling? or I don't know, please help me.

Monumental doesn't even came close. To make it realistic you will need to do it on the ceiling, otherwise it will look like patchwork. First thing is to design on paper what you want it to look like. Then transfer design to grid paper. No stepladder. Buy a scaffold that is big enough and high enough to lie on. Transfer your design to the ceiling. You can make stencils for this, and use multiple chalk lines to keep everything straight. Before you start, practice on a plywood board. When you buy your materials, make sure you tell the salesman you are doing a ceiling so you get the right cement or mastic. It took Michelangelo 7 years to do the Sistine Chapel, and he used paint. Good Luck!