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Types of False Ceiling & Materials

Types of False Ceiling:

  • Gypsum Ceiling.
  • Plaster of Paris Ceiling.
  • Fiber Ceiling.
  • Wooden Ceiling.
  • Glass Ceiling.
  • Metal Ceiling.
  • Synthetic Leather or Cloth Ceiling.

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What is the best material for a ceiling?

A variety of materials is used for constructing ceilings. By far the most common today is the same as that used for walls-drywall (also known as gypsum wallboard or by the trade name Sheetrock), attached to a structure of ceiling joists with drywall screws or nails

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What are the type of ceiling?

The most common type of ceiling is the dropped ceiling which is suspended from structural elements above. … Other types of ceiling include the cathedral ceiling, the concave or barrel-shaped ceiling, the stretched ceiling and the coffered ceiling. Coving often links the ceiling to the surrounding walls.

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What is a false ceiling?

A false ceiling is a ceiling made beneath the main ceiling of the room or building. In other words, it is a second layer of roof suspended from the main roof with the help of metal or wooden frame. It is also known as dropped ceiling. False ceilinghas multiple advantages. It improves the aesthetics of the room.

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What are the different types of ceiling materials?

There are many variations on the different types of materials that are appropriate for a ceiling, but some materials are more common or popular than others.

  • Wooden boards are commonly used for the general structure of a home, and are thus typically a component of the ceiling. …
  • Plaster and Plasterboard. …

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Do you hang drywall on the ceiling or wall first?

Hang drywall on the ceiling first, then the walls. Check the ceiling for bowed joists using a 4-ft. level. Irregularities less than 1/8 in. are of no concern, but seriously warped framing will require you to use drywall shims–long strips of 1/8- or 1/16-in.-thick cardboard.

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A step-by-step guide for false ceiling installation

False ceilings are increasingly being incorporated into modern architecture since they not only lend aesthetic value, but also create visual depth and layers. False ceilings are often known as dropped ceilings as they are literally dropped or hung from the main ceiling. One of the main functions of false ceilings is to conceal wiring, air conditioner ducts and so on. Such ceilings can also be used to delicately divide a large space into intimate sections without building walls. False ceilings accompanied with cove lighting can take the look of any space, be it your living room, bedroom, or dining area, to a whole new level too.

False ceilings can be designed in a number of ways. The most common materials used to build a false ceiling are gypsum sheets or pre fabricated panels. Apart from these, wood panels are also often used to create such ceilings.  You can install false ceilings on your own, or hire a professional if you are not very confident of managing things yourself. In either case, it will help you to be aware of the process of installing a false ceiling. Go through our step by step tutorial for a clearer insight.

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There are two main ways of installing a false ceiling in your room. With the first method, the false ceiling panels are installed directly on the beams. To do this, you must first build a wooden frame of regularly spaced parallel beams. Since the roof beams may be of varying heights; change the height of the frame beams accordingly. The end result should be a frame that has a uniform base level. Once this is done, screw on the ceiling panels to the wooden framework. Take care to ensure that there are no gaps between the panels.

Sometimes you may want to install the false ceiling in such a way, that the area between the false ceiling and the actual ceiling of the house can be accessed. In such cases, you will need to suspend the false ceiling.

7The wooden frame along the ceiling will need to be now duplicated below the wooden struts. Use a laser level to mark the bottom height of the wooden struts along the wall. if you do not have a laser level, you could also use a cord and spirit level. Measure and cut wooden beams of equal thicknesses to the length of the room. Fix this framework to the bottom of the struts and also to the walls. This will ensure that your false ceiling has a sturdy base. If you are planning to install lights as part of your false ceiling, you should plan the wiring and light points at this stage.

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Natural and Modern Combination in Interior Decoration

wood-lightblueNatural wood combined with monochrome surfaces can look really amazing. There are many options to do that in the interior. For example, you can find furniture with natural wood base, and single color doors. You can also insert simple solid wood furniture near monochrome walls. You can even combine different furniture. There are actually limitless options available and many of them are very beautiful. Combing natural wood with multicolor objects and surfaces is not so good because it gets tiring for the eye. clear and clean single colors offer a a great and modern sense. You can also use live and intensive colors, and the result can be really amazing. Check if you want the images below some ideas about these mixes that you can apply in your interior design.

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Most people would think it will be a disaster combining an intensive purple color and natural wood. As you can see the result can be wonderful modern and also special and unique. In such cases you should just avoid using dark wood in order to keep a good color contrast

 

 

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Combination of modern light green and purple colors and furniture with natural wood classic table

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Office interior Design ideas

No office space is perfect until you’ve moulded it for your people, your processes and your purposes. To deliver your new business home, traditionally you’d look for an architect and then engage an office fit-out contractor. Perhaps you’d need a project manager to oversee the refurbishment too.

Our design and build capability means you don’t need to juggle all those contacts or take the risk, and you are assured of cost certainty. We have in-house design, construction and project management expertise who work as a team with total accountability, delivering a fast-track fit-out.

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