Method Statement For False Ceiling Works Gypsum Board, Beam Grid, Ceiling Tiles & Baffles
Method Statement For False Ceiling Works Gypsum Board, Beam Grid, Ceiling Tiles & Baffles
Method Statement For False Ceiling Works Gypsum Board, Beam Grid, Ceiling Tiles & Baffles
Civil Method Statements
Like 0
Share Save
The following Method Statement describes the procedure and equipment required for the
Advertisement false ceiling works. The following types of False Ceilings will be covered.
Ceiling Tiles, 600 x 600mm and 600 x 1200mm (C3, C3a, CF-02, CF-11, CF-12, CF-13)
Following tools shall be arranged before the starting the wroks for false ceiling installation:
Drilling Machine
Scaffolding
Self-leveling laser
String/Chalk line
Circular saw
Hammer/chisel
Screw driver
Knife
Packs (pallets) should be lifted with a fork lift truck, the fork being set so there is even weight distribution and no deformation of the pack.
Ensure handling equipment is of adequate capacity and that the personal are advised of handling procedures and safety clothing.
Carry the boards on the edge, two persons per board by supporting on long edge and gripping upper edge to avoid breaking due to flexing.
Avoid exposing to sunlight otherwise the paper will change the color.
So many points will be marked by measuring the required ceiling level from the existing marks in item (a) by using measuring tapes. The maximum
points spacing should be five meters. Then, a continuous line will be marked between the points by using chalk line.
Wall angles will be fixed on the marked lines to the wall by using concrete nails of 25mm length and will be fixed to the wall at a spacing of 300mm
starting at 100mm from both ends of wall angles.
After receiving clearances from electrical and electro-mechanical works, ceiling nails will be fixed to the ceiling structure by using shooting gun
machines at a spacing of 900mm distributed according to the ceiling layout on the approved shop drawings.
Galvanized angle will be inserted to the ceiling nails from one end. The other end of the angle will be screwed to the Main Runner.
The Main Runners will be fixed at 900mm spacing. The runners are galvanized steel of 38mm wide U – channel sections. Finally the galvanized
furring channel will be fixed to the main runners at 600mm spacing using wire clips.
The Upper layer of 12.5mm thick Gypsum Board will be fixed on the Furring Channel by Dry Wall screws at 200mm at the tapered edges and 300mm
at the center of the board.
The Lower layer of 12.5mm thick Moisture Resistant Gypsum Board will be fixed on the Furring Channel by dry wall screws at 200mm at the tapered
edges and 300mm at the center of the board.
Two inches Fiber Tape will be fixed on the tapered edges of Gypsum Board Joints.
Special joint compound will be applied for covering edges of gypsum joints and spotting fasteners.
MEP marked holes will be cut in Gypsum Board for services according to approved sizes requirements (such as lights, sprinkles, etc.) as per electrical
and mechanical requirements.
Decorative openings will be cut in gypsum board as per approved sizes requirement.
Vertical studs 50 x 0.55mm thick will be inside the tracks every 600mm center to center wherever is possible using steel screws.
In as similar way, the lower tracks will be fixed to the vertical studs by steel screws.
Moisture Resistant Gypsum Board will be fixed to the facing of Metal Framing by Drywall Screws.
Special joint compound and fiber tape will be applied to cover Gypsum Board joints (Gypsum Board at the same plane) and spotting screws.
Steel Corner Tape with joint compound will be applied to cover the exposed corners of Gypsum Board.
Storage:
Durlum metal ceilings are usually delivered on pallets. It is advisable to leave the metal panels on the pallets as long as possible.
If the pallets have to be opened, the durlum metal panels should always be positioned on the long side, it can then be placed carefully against the
wall, do not store flat.
The assembly of the ceiling panels must not start until all dust-producing work has been completed.
Mounting Sequence:
Preparing a bill of materials, including a sutable work plan and retrieval/order of the materials required.
Determine the required suspension points, The corresponding suspension distance can be taken from the detailed descriptions of the individual
ceiling system
Shorten the provided fastening elements, such as the M6 threaded rod to the intended length.
Use the layout plan to etermine in which direction the cross reinforcment profile are laid. The respective primary profiles are mounted at the right
angle to the secondary profiles. To this end, the system-specific connecting elements are used.
Attachments or other loads are to be mounted separately. For logical reasones these parts are integrated during the mounting process.
The general distance for mounting the perimeter trim is max. 500mm. This general distance is less, depending on additional loads, the type of wall and
special requirments.
Outline the axis grid of the junctionpoints according to the reflected ceiling plpan and layout plan.
Slide the junction point CK 2003 with the mounting bracket onto the threaded rod.
Fasten the junction point CK 2003 on the threaded rod with a rigid and self-scruing screw connection M6.
Place the junction point horizontally, vertically and aligned for the specified ceiling height.
When adjusting the height, abserve the permissible height tolerances according to EN 13964, readjust if necessary.
Insert the C-channel hook-on profiles C 2002 at the wall bracket to the required length and fasten them at the wall bracket for C-channels C 2009 by
means of the dowels at the partition walls.
Insert the ceiling panel with the short side diagonally from below over the C-channel profiles.
Lower the ceiling panel slowely and put it down on the C-channel profiles.
Check the perpendicularity of the joint and its even width; if necessary, read-just the junction points CK 2003 to the required axis pitch.
Storage:
Durlum metal ceilings are usually delivered on pallets. It is advisable to leave the metal panels on the pallets as long as possible.
If the pallets have to be opened, the durlum POLYLAM should always be placed on the underside.
Mounting Sequences:
Preparing a bill of materials, including a suitable work plan and retrieval/order of the materials required.
Determine the required suspension points, The corresponding suspension distance can be taken from the detailed descriptions of the individual
ceiling system
Shorten the provided fastening elements, such as the M6 threaded rod to the intended length.
Use the same procedure when mounting the wall brackets, mounting distance about 400-625mm.
Usually the panel layout should be started from the center of the roomin order to be able to compensate the tolerance of the room.
Assembly Sequence:
Mount the Nonius upper parts or the threaded rods on the raw ceiling.
Nonius suspension:
1. The lower Nonius part U 1370 is screwed together with the primary profile U 1040 and secured against loosening.
2. The mounting level of the primary profile is established via a laser or hose level.
3. The upper Nonius part is screwed to a raw ceiling with ceiling nails and bent. The length determined is accordance with the suspension height.
4. The Nonius upper part and the Nonius lower part are slid into each other, the height is adjusted and the two parts are connected using two safety
pins U 1372.
5. The adjusted lower Nonius is now screwed to the profile U 1040 with an M6 screw.
The longitudinal joint U 1040 is slid into the joint of the primary profiles.
Wall connection takes place via U 1042, which is screwed to the wall and to the profile.
The 75-POLY-UTS is connected to the U 1040 via M6-screws/nuts and secured against loosening.
The centring cone on the front face of POLYLAM baffle is twisted out with a screwdriver.
The POLYLAM baffles are hooked on to the 75-POLY-UTS in an interlocking manner and connected at the longitudinal joint via the centring cone.
In as far as intended, the anti-lifting lock is placed on the baffle and secured with a self tapping screw, at least 2 per baffle.
Structural wall must be plastered or finished by any other finishes required by others.
Finished floor level marks must be available in all areas by using level instruments.
Points will be marked on walls by measuring the required ceiling level from the existing marks in item (b) using measuring tape.
The maximum points spacing should be five meters. Then a continuous line will be marked between the points by using chalk line.
All high level works including fire stopping, forming of penetrations to be completed.
Powder coated W-shape wall angles will be fixed on the marked lines to the structural wall or partition walls by using concrete rails or black Screws
with plastic anchor of 25mm length and will be fixed at a spacing of 300m centre to centre.
Testing of hangers will be concluded as per specification & refer to field quality control part.
After receiving clearances from MEP Subcontractors, ceiling nails will be fixed to the ceiling structure by using shooting gun machines at
spacing of 1200mm distributed according to ceiling tiles by lay out on the approved shop drawings.
Hooked steel rods of diameter 4mm will be inserted to the ceiling nails from one end. The other end of the rods will be inserted in a steel adjustment
clip. The length of the rods will equal to the height of structural ceiling to the false ceiling less 200mm.
Another set of 4mm diameter steel rods will be inserted to the other end of each adjustment clip. The length of these rods is 300mm in which they
have hooked shape at the other end. Installing of these hangers should be plumb & free from contact with insulation or other objects within ceiling
plenum that are not part of supporting structure or of ceiling suspension system. In case width of services (A/C ducts…) interfering with the location
of hanger at required spacing, a bracing system will be provided around such services & then the hangers will be attached & suspended to the
suspension system.
The hooked end of the rods will be hanged into the holes of the vertical flange of the main runner steel T-grid suspension with a minimum of four
tight turning. Length of the main runner is 3600mm in long span rooms. The main runners will be laid consecutive by connecting them to each other
at their ends by riveting 100mm steel thin plates to the vertical flanges of the consecutive main runners. Finally, cross T-grid runners of the length
1200mm will be fixed to main runners by inserting cross runners both ends in the opening holes of main runners every 600mm. Then the cross T-
Grid runners of length 600mm will be inserted between the cross T-grid runners of length 1200mm to form a module size of 600 x 600mm as per
catalogue.
Advertisement
Subscribe
Delivered by FeedBurner
Related Posts:
Method Statement For Supply & Installation Of…
Sharing is Caring:
Share 0 Share
Like 0
Share
Tags BEAM GRID CEILING TILES & BAFFLES GYPSUM BOARD METHOD STATEMENT FOR FALSE CEILING WORKS
« »
Previous Next
Method Statement for Erection Method Statement for GRP
and Dismantling of Slab Lining and Ladder Installation in
Formwork Water Tanks
Related Articles
Civil Method Statement For Wet Area Water Proofing Works
Jul 9, 2016
Method Statement For Erection and Dismantling Of Slab Formwork For Water Tanks
May 24, 2016
Method Statement For Fixing & Installation Of Stone Flooring Marble / Granite Works
May 21, 2016
Search …
Search
Categories
Civil Method Statements
Project Management
Project Specifications
Project Templates
Method Statement For Fixing & Installation Of Stone Flooring Marble / Granite Works
Method Statement For Instalation Of Aluminum Glazed Windows, Doors & Louvers
Method Statement For Installation Of Ceramic, Porcelain & Agglomerate Tiling Works
Method Statement For Temporary Sheet Piling / Shoring
Method Statement For Supply And Installation Of Wooden Doors & Joinery Works
Join
Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.
To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy