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    This document provides information on making and installing a false wooden ceiling. It discusses the reasons for installing a false ceiling, including acoustic insulation and aesthetic purposes. It then describes the initial considerations and frame work, including marking wall studs and attaching wood lengths around the perimeter of the room to create a level frame. Next, it covers fixing and joining the plasterboard, and finishing the ceiling. The document also lists available material dimensions and provides an example of installing a false ceiling over a damaged roof.

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    This document provides information on making and installing a false wooden ceiling. It discusses the reasons for installing a false ceiling, including acoustic insulation and aesthetic purposes. It then describes the initial considerations and frame work, including marking wall studs and attaching wood lengths around the perimeter of the room to create a level frame. Next, it covers fixing and joining the plasterboard, and finishing the ceiling. The document also lists available material dimensions and provides an example of installing a false ceiling over a damaged roof.

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    This document provides information on making and installing a false wooden ceiling. It discusses the reasons for installing a false ceiling, including acoustic insulation and aesthetic purposes. It then describes the initial considerations and frame work, including marking wall studs and attaching wood lengths around the perimeter of the room to create a level frame. Next, it covers fixing and joining the plasterboard, and finishing the ceiling. The document also lists available material dimensions and provides an example of installing a false ceiling over a damaged roof.

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    False Ceiling

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    This document provides information on making and installing a false wooden ceiling. It discusses the reasons for installing a false ceiling, including acoustic insulation and aesthetic purposes. It then describes the initial considerations and frame work, including marking wall studs and attaching wood lengths around the perimeter of the room to create a level frame. Next, it covers fixing and joining the plasterboard, and finishing the ceiling. The document also lists available material dimensions and provides an example of installing a false ceiling over a damaged roof.

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    WOODEN

    FALSE CEILING

    SUBMITTED BY
    ANIL KUMAR BHASKAR
    SPA ,IInd yr A/1891/2006
    RESION OF MAKING FASLE
    CEILING

     DUE TO ACOUSTIC RESION


     FOR ASTHETIC LOOK
     FOR CONCEILING ROOF FRAMEWORK
     FOR INSULATION
     EASY TO MAKE
     LOW WEIGHT
     FIRE PROTECTION
     ACT AS LIGHT REFLECTOR
    INTIAL CONSIDERATION

    The stud work for the ceiling is relatively easy as you


    simply mark a line along one wall using a long piece of
    wood and spirit level at the height at which you want
    the false ceiling, fasten this piece of wood to the
    wall making sure it is level
    . 
    FRAME WORK ALL AROUND

    Then work around the room


    attaching the other lengths of
    wood until you have a level
    frame all around the room.
     Fixing plasterboard to a ceiling is never
    FIXING N JOINTS easy and although it is possible to fix it
    alone it is far easier with two people.
    Be sure to mark the wall where the
    studs are to make fastening easier.

     you can screw them with bugle headed


    phosphate coated screws. When
    fastening the plasterboard ensure that
    the nails or screws do not tear the
    paper on the plasterboard, simply
    make sure they sink below the surface
    but without tearing the paper.

     Cutting plasterboard is very easy and


    can either be sawn with an old blunt
    saw or better still score it on the
    reverse with a sharp knife all the way .
    7.Jointing;
    The board shall be butt-jointed with minimum clearance of
    2mm.
    8. The joints if left open shall be filled with painters putty and
    brought to level or may be cut to V-shape.
    9. The joints may be rebated or jointed with tongue and
    groove but screws not fixed on the rebate.
    10. Open joints shall be covered by a moulding or strip.
    11. When fixing moulding incase of decorative boards, care
    should be taken that their colour,shape and size are selected
    appropriate to the decorative pattern of the ceiling.

    12, finishing : The ceiling after fixing shall be finished by hand


    standing where necessary and given further finishes of waxing
    ,polishing,
    13 .In plywood and other boards with finished surface, the care
    shall be taken during handling and fixing operation.
    Material and dimensions available
     Natural

     Our manufactured natural panels


    are extensively used material in
     Nail- Size shall be of 2.5 or
    roof insulation, false ceiling, wall 2.6 mm dia. Where head dia.
    paneling, partitions, flooring both of 5 to 10 mm.
    for thermal as well as acoustic
    insulation.

     » Std. Size  - 2mt. × 1/2mt.;


    1.22m × 0.61m » Other Size  -
    1.20m × 0.60m; 0.915m ×
    0.61m; 600mm ×
       600mm; 595mm × 595mm »

     Thickness in mm   - 6, 13, 15, 20,


    25, 40, 50, 75, 100, 150. »
    Density in kg/cuM   - 320, 400,
    450, 600, 800
    DAMAGED ROOF
    NEED FASLSE
    CEILING WORK

    Often if a ceiling is too badly damaged it will need


    plaster boarding over before it can either be Skimmed
    with plaster or Artexed. This ceiling below was very
    badly cracked but also was not flat as it curved off where
    it met the wall, the only solution here was to install a
    false ceiling by fixing a wooden partition across the
    ceiling (similar to building a partition wall).
    INSTALATION OF ELECTRIC APPNS
     This procedure is
    almost identical to
    installing a stud
    partition but instead of
    being vertical it is
    horizontal, It is a good
    idea to leave a space
    for the loft hatch to
    make access easier.
    Skew Nail the studs to
    the framework around
    the room
    REFERANCE LINKS:-

    www.acousticceiling.us

    www.Iperf.Org

    www.acousticalsolutions.com/products/tiles/index.asp

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