Buy good quality Calcium silicate ceiling low price 45 to 50 inr/sqf boards for wide range of uses in construction and industrial applications at Wedge India. Calcium silicate ceiling is made from calcium silicate, a highly durable, fire-resistant, and moisture-resistant material. These are commonly used in commercial buildings, hospitals, industrial settings, and even residential spaces where high performance in terms of fire resistance and humidity control is needed.
 
Key Features of Calcium Silicate Ceiling Boards:
Fire Resistance: Excellent resistance to high temperatures; non-combustible.
Moisture Resistance: Performs well in humid or wet environments (does not warp or degrade easily).
Durability: Resistant to termites, bacteria, and mold; long-lasting.
Thermal Insulation: Good thermal performance, making it energy-efficient.
Acoustic Properties: Some boards offer good sound insulation or sound absorption.
Finish: Can be painted or textured for decorative purposes.
 
Common Applications:
Hospital and clean room ceilings
Kitchen and bathroom ceilings
Industrial and commercial spaces
False ceiling systems in moisture-prone areas
 
Sizes and Thickness:
Sizes: 8'x4'; 2440x1220 mm; 595x595 mm (for grid systems), 1200x600 mm, etc.
Thickness: Typically ranges from 4 mm to 140 mm, depending on the use case.
 
Installing a calcium silicate ceiling involves using a suspended ceiling system or drywall-type framing, depending on the design and application. Below is a breakdown of typical installation systems for calcium silicate ceiling boards:
 
Calcium Silicate Ceiling Installation System
1. Grid (Suspended) Ceiling System
Common for: Modular ceilings (e.g., offices, commercial buildings)
Components:
T-Grid System: Main tees and cross tees (600x600 mm or 600x1200 mm)
Wall angle (L-profile): Supports grid perimeter
Hangers: GI wire hangers or rod systems fixed to the slab above
Calcium Silicate Boards: Typically 595x595 mm or similar modular size
Fasteners/Clips: To secure the boards in the grid
 
Steps:
Mark ceiling level using a laser or water level.
Fix L-angle along the perimeter walls.
Suspend the grid system using GI wires or rods from the ceiling slab.
Install T-grids (main and cross tees) to form 600x600 or 600x1200 mm modules.
Place calcium silicate boards into the grid slots.
Finish edges and joints if needed, using sealant or trim.
Ensure at least 6 mm clearance between the board and structure for thermal movement.
Use anti-rust GI framework for durability, especially in damp areas.
Follow manufacturer recommendations for board spacing and screw intervals.
Seal all joints and edges properly to prevent moisture ingress.