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    The document discusses metal furring and ceiling systems. It describes how metal furring is used in construction to level or raise surfaces, prevent dampness, make space for insulation, and level ceilings or walls. It provides details on carrying channels, double and single furring, T-runner ceiling types that provide direct support for cross runners and may support lighting fixtures. It also lists sizes for main runners, cross tees, and wall angles used in T-runner ceilings.

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    Ceiling Works

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    The document discusses metal furring and ceiling systems. It describes how metal furring is used in construction to level or raise surfaces, prevent dampness, make space for insulation, and level ceilings or walls. It provides details on carrying channels, double and single furring, T-runner ceiling types that provide direct support for cross runners and may support lighting fixtures. It also lists sizes for main runners, cross tees, and wall angles used in T-runner ceilings.

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    The document discusses metal furring and ceiling systems. It describes how metal furring is used in construction to level or raise surfaces, prevent dampness, make space for insulation, and level ceilings or walls. It provides details on carrying channels, double and single furring, T-runner ceiling types that provide direct support for cross runners and may support lighting fixtures. It also lists sizes for main runners, cross tees, and wall angles used in T-runner ceilings.

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    The document discusses metal furring and ceiling systems. It describes how metal furring is used in construction to level or raise surfaces, prevent dampness, make space for insulation, and level ceilings or walls. It provides details on carrying channels, double and single furring, T-runner ceiling types that provide direct support for cross runners and may support lighting fixtures. It also lists sizes for main runners, cross tees, and wall angles used in T-runner ceilings.

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    CEILING SYSTEM

    METAL FURRING
    • In construction, furring (furring strips) are strips of wood or other
    material applied to a structure to
     level or raise the surface,
     prevent dampness, to
     make space for insulation,
     level and resurface ceilings or walls
     increase the beam of a wooden ship.
     Metal furring or 'metal furring system', or MF system, refers to a non-
    structural metal attachment that is used to hold a finish material, often
    used as a technique for creating a seamless plaster internal finish with a
    void behind for the installation of services, with plasterboard fixed directly
    to the concealed metal
    BATTEN

    Generally used as ceiling joists with standard thickness of 0.40mm,0.50mm,0.60 mm.


    METAL FURRING
    • In construction, furring (furring strips) are strips of wood or other material
    applied to a structure to
     level or raise the surface,
     prevent dampness, to
     make space for insulation,
     level and resurface ceilings or walls
     increase the beam of a wooden ship.
     Metal furring or 'metal furring system', or MF system, refers to a non-structural
    metal attachment that is used to hold a finish material, often used as a technique
    for creating a seamless plaster internal finish with a void behind for the installation
    of services, with plasterboard fixed directly to the concealed metal
    CEILING SYSTEMS
    CEILING SYSTEM
    CEILING SYSTEM

    CARRYING CHANNEL 5m 0.80 – 1.00 mm


    DOUBLE FURRING 5m 0.40 – 0.60 mm
    SINGLE FURRING 5m 0.40 – 0.60 mm
    CEILING SYSTEM

    CARRYING
    5m 0.80 – 1.00 mm
    CHANNEL
    DOUBLE FURRING 5m 0.40 – 0.60 mm
    SINGLE FURRING 5m 0.40 – 0.60 mm
    T-RUNNER CEILING TYPE

    Provide direct support


    for cross runners and
    may support lighting
    fixtures and air
    diffusers, as well as the
    acoustical tile.
    T-RUNNER CEILING
    T-RUNNER CEILING
    Item Size in metric Size in imperial G.I. thickness Dimension

    Main Runner 3.6M (3600mm) 12FT (3660mm) 0.30mm/0.27mm 24x32mm

    Cross Tee 1.2M (1200mm) 4FT (1220mm) 0.30mm/0.27mm 24x25mm / 24x26mm

    Cross Tee 0.6M (600mm) 2FT (610mm) 0.30mm/0.27mm 24x25mm / 24x26mm

    Wall Angle 3.6M (3600mm) 0.40mm 20x20 / 22x22mm

    Wall Angle 3.0M (3000mm) 0.40mm 20x20 / 22x22mm


    ACOUSTIC CEILING

    • Acoustic ceiling panels serve as barriers to block sound from traveling to


    adjacent rooms and also as a means to reduce the noise within a room. As
    they soften, remove, and diffuse sounds, acoustic panels help create a more
    pleasant environment, free of echoes and bothersome noise.
    • Can be made of various acoustical materials like fiberglass, foam, wood,
    polyester, and other substrates.

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