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About Grid Ceiling

Modular ceiling ( Grid Ceiling ) systems are versatile and flexible ceiling solutions that consist of modular components that can be easily installed, adjusted, or replaced. These systems offer numerous benefits in terms of aesthetics, functionality, and ease of installation compared to traditional ceiling construction methods. They are commonly used in commercial and institutional buildings to improve the aesthetics and acoustics of the interior space. Grid ceiling systems are easy to install, maintain and modify, and they offer a variety of design options and finishes.

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Advantages & benefits of Modular Ceiling Systems

VERSATILITY

It comes in various designs, patterns, and finishes, allowing for customization to suit different architectural styles and design preferences. They can be used in commercial buildings, offices, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, retail spaces, and more.

EASY INSTALLATION

The modular nature of these systems makes them quick and easy to install. The components are pre-fabricated and designed to fit together seamlessly, reducing installation time and labor costs. This is particularly beneficial in projects with short deadlines.

ACCESSIBILITY

Modular ceiling systems can incorporate features such as access panels, allowing easy access to above-ceiling infrastructure, such as electrical wiring, HVAC systems, and plumbing. This simplifies maintenance and repairs, minimizing disruptions to the space below.

ACOUSTIC PERFORMANCE

Many modular ceiling systems are designed to improve acoustic performance by reducing noise transmission. They can incorporate sound-absorbing materials or incorporate acoustic baffles, panels, or tiles to create a more comfortable and productive environment.

SUSTAINABILITY

It often utilizes sustainable materials, such as recycled content or low-VOC (volatile organic compounds) options. They can also contribute to improved energy efficiency by integrating lighting fixtures and accommodating HVAC systems for better airflow and temperature control.

Grid Ceiling Installation Process

Preliminary Work: Clear the area below where you'll be working, and cover furniture and floors with drop cloths or plastic sheets to protect them from dust and debris.

Measure and mark: Use a Measurement Tape to determine the dimensions of the ceiling and plan the layout of the grid system. Mark the locations where the grid system will be installed on the walls, ensuring the lines are level and straight.

Install the Wall Angles: Attach the metal wall angles to the walls using Screws. The Wall Angles should be aligned with the marked lines and securely fastened.

Install the main runners: Cut the metal Main Tee to fit the length of the room, and install them perpendicular to the wall angles at regular intervals. Use hanger wires to suspend the main runners from the true ceiling, ensuring they are level and evenly spaced.

Install Cross Tees: Cut the Cross Tees to the desired length and insert them into the slots on the main runners, forming a grid pattern. Ensure the Cross Tees are securely locked into place.

GI Wire Support: Providing 4mm diameter GI Wire with necessary length, A couple of GI Wire both ends make a hook by using a Plier, Butter Fly Clip using for adjusting height of Grid Ceiling level.

Support Fixing: At the true ceiling make a mark of Grid Fastener position, and make a drill at the true ceiling or RCC Slab by using Hammering Machine with the help of hammering bit. GI Wire with butterfly Clip supporting setup, interlocking with Grid Fastener GI Frame.

Install the Ceiling Tiles: Place the ceiling tiles into the grid openings, making sure they fit snugly. If needed, trim the tiles to fit using a utility knife. Adjusting & Leveling: Make sure Grid Framing should be in proper line and level.

Finish the installation: Install any additional accessories, such as lighting fixtures or air vents, according to the manufacturer's instructions. Make sure all the components are securely fastened.