CeilingMAX Suspended Ceiling Full Installation
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- Take all the benefits of a drop ceiling without the drop. With CeilingMax you loose non of the headroom you do with traditional drop or suspended ceilings. CeilingMax attaches directly to the ceiling or floor joist above to give you a zero clearance suspended ceiling.
This installation video will show you how to plan your ceiling as well as give you installation tips and tricks. 
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I found (the hard way) that you must snap the runner in after the FIRST row is in. There is no way that the runner simply pushes up into the hanger in the space between the joists. It's just too flimsy. You have to "squeeze" them together. If I ever need to take a tile down it apparently will not be easy to get the runner snapped back in.
In answer to another question below....individual pieces are available at Menards. Home Depot has the 'kits' and Lowes doesn't carry it at all.
I have to remove one ceiling panel to find a roof leak. How do you Unsnap it? Everytime I try it feels like it's going to break. Is there a technique? I LOVE your product!.
can it be use other on a room which is not rectangle?..
Would you recommend staggering each row of runners so the seems between the runners within the same row aren't in the same line with each other? Sort of like bricks are staggered on top each other
How thick the metal stud is?
It would be nice if Home Depot included my 16 2’ Cross T’s…. I had everything setup to go and realized they weren’t in the packaging. Kinda frustrated but also my fault for not re-reviewing what was in the box.
Don't be fooled, this is not as easy as
it looks. My room was far from being square. The plastic is flimsy
and if you are 1/16 off at the start how far off are you at the end
of a run, a lot. What worked for me is to screw the first one in
and have the middle and end held up semi-tight against the joist with
a string, this gave me some wiggle room. I installed one tile and
when it was square I screwed it down and moved to the next one.
After I got the hang of it the job went pretty fast and the finished
product look great. Just don't thing you are going to do this job in
a couple of hours. Also, can't buy this product local and if you are
one strip short you will pay a fortune for it because of shipping.
If I had to do it over again would I use this produce, yes. Going to
do another room next month.
What to do for 1 wall bracket short? Anyone know?
Looks like the cross Ts are not long enough if the border tiles are the full 24”. Unsure what to do in this case.
How the do you install the perimeter wall bracket on a outside corner?????
Wade Wuttke with a drill
Just spotted this unique system at Home Depot but they are discontinuing it so I wonder if will be available thru other vendors if I start with it and want to expand to other rooms later on?
(it's July 2020 and I just bought them at Home Depot and they are also on line with them.
Just bought several boxes in December of 20 and it's also available on amazon
I just bought some pieces at Menard's.
You can buy the pc at Menards
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Is this available in the UK? If so, please list contact details.
Thanks, this looks to be a great product.
I was going to use this product, but refuse to now because of the way they sell it in 100 sq. ft or 64 sq. ft. kits. Based on my ceiling dimensions, I would end up with a huge waste of unused pieces. I can't believe a company would be this irresponsible. I am going with Ceiling Link instead. With this company, you order what you need.
I know what you mean dogg. I found a dealer on the internet that sells specific quantities of each component. Google it up. I don't wanna give anyone free advertising. Or PM me.
If you have a Menard's where you live, they sell the quantity you need even the ceiling tiles.
Home depot sells by the piece
Of course it is not nearly as easy as it shows here. The plastic is so flimsy its near impossible to snap the bottom runners in.
@MrRockuk
Hello! Please contact us in the USA at 1-800-434-3750 (or email: sales@acpideasdotcom - replace dot with a period) for UK distributors. Or see our website at (acpideas.com) for additional information. Thank you.
CeilingMAX maybe you should demonstrate how to install I an older house. I like how you use perfect conditions. I bought this today and I’m taking it back. It’s a joke.
I do this for a living. Tbis is not the right way to install these cielings.
So why don't you tell everyone exactly the right way.
i do this type of thing for a living too. and i just completed doing three rooms with this system. there are several issues with this system. all the materials are plastic or vinyl and very flexible so you have to be careful to keep them straight. if your room is not square it presents a new set of issues. also when installing your 24" cross Ts i recomend leaving a small gap rather making them tight. if they are tight you may not be able to get your finish strip in
You are right about your last point. I installed mine with the cross Ts tight, as stated in the instructions, then had problems with the tiles not fitting. I had to trim 1/16" off each tile to allow me to snap in the runners. I went through great lengths to ensure that the hangers were absolutely straight. The flexibility of the top hangers also prevented me from snapping in the runners from the bottom without some rigid support from above. If I follow the procedure in this video, it is so hard to snap the runners in, and the top hangers flex so much, that the tiles break. I had to install each row of runners before adding the next row of tiles so that I could grip the hanger from the top and runner from the bottom with my hand between the joists and squeeze them together. I was shocked at how much force I needed to get the pieces to snap together. I don't know how I am ever going to remove any tiles in the future, and if I did, how would I ever get them back in since I just can't get the runners to snap in by just pushing upward alone (except directly underneath a joist).
@@jimbee8915 A small gap where? The runners are notched at 24", if you spread the runners to allow for a 'gap', the cross Ts won't fit.
the border tile size formula for the 2x4 tiles makes NO sense. ie in my room the length is 15'......using 3x 4' tiles gets me to 12'...I now have 3' left over...if I were to center the tiles by length I would need a border tile of 1.5 ' or 18"....on either end....WTF is this formula "rounding down to the nearest whole foot length divisible by 4?+...yup...there you have 12...now add 48"...to WHAT? the remaining 3'? (36") ...12'?..???then divide by 2???...never in a million years will you get the correct measurement....I don't know if this is some sort of "new math"...but whatever..IT DOESN'T WORK!
How many cuts of top hanger are wasted with this silly border nonsense? Sounds like a way to sell more pieces since those cut offs are junk
This video unnecessarily complicates the process. There are better videos out there.
Where?