Carrier Channel
Carrier channels are metal members that support ceiling tiles in suspended ceiling systems, ensuring stability and proper alignment.
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Definition
A carrier channel is a main supporting metal member used in the construction of suspended ceilings.
Purpose
Carrier channels provide the primary support for the ceiling tiles or panels in a suspended ceiling system, ensuring stability and alignment.
Examples of Use
- Office Ceilings: Supporting ceiling tiles in commercial office buildings.
- Retail Spaces: Creating suspended ceilings in stores for aesthetic and functional purposes.
- Residential Basements: Installing drop ceilings to conceal ductwork and wiring.
Related Terms
- Suspended Ceiling: A secondary ceiling hung below the main structural ceiling.
- T-Bar: A component of the grid system used to support ceiling tiles.
- Furring Channel: A metal channel used to level out irregularities in walls or ceilings.
Notes
Proper installation of carrier channels is crucial for the stability and appearance of suspended ceilings. They must be securely attached and precisely aligned.
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