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3. Access to Utilities The modular nature of the T-bar ceiling allows for easy access to electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems hidden above the ceiling. Should maintenance or upgrades be required, removing individual tiles from the grid is straightforward and efficient, minimizing disruption to the overall space.
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1. Plain Access Panels Typically used for non-fire-rated areas, these panels provide a simple opening to access underlying systems without any insulation or soundproofing features.
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Fire Performance - Almost Ceiling panels, tiles, and planks achieve a Class A rating for flame/smoke spread, and are therefore suitable for use in most residential and commercial spaces. However, certain spaces require an even higher level of assurance. For example, for UL Fire-Rated assemblies, look for our Fire Guard items. Remember, UL tests entire systems. Look for both Fire Guard ceiling panels and grid main beams. Check with your local code officials to understand your project requirements. Find the fire classification on our Product Specifications page and as always, feel free to contact us if you have further questions.
Ceiling access panels are framed openings that allow for easy access to spaces above ceilings. These can be essential for maintenance, repairs, and inspections of HVAC systems, electrical wiring, plumbing, and other utilities concealed above the ceiling grid. The 2x2 size specifically corresponds to the standard ceiling tile dimensions used in various commercial and residential buildings, making it an ideal fit for most ceiling installations.
- Flush Panels These are designed to sit flush with the ceiling surface for a seamless look. Perfect for homes or areas where aesthetic appeal is a priority, flush panels can be painted or finished to match the surrounding area.
What is a Drywall Grid?
The use of ceiling tees in suspended ceiling systems provides several advantages