Suspended ceiling system for “T” bar grid system
AssigneeCertainTeed Canada, Inc.
InventorsMartin Daniel Gerkes, Heikki Kolga, Ronald White
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AssigneeCertainTeed Canada, Inc.
InventorsMartin Daniel Gerkes, Heikki Kolga, Ronald White
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A ceiling panel uses a perimeter frame with a wide outwardly extending bottom flange defining a thin panel edge. Preferably the bottom flange includes a lower surface for securing of a finished substrate about the panel perimeter. The upper surface of the bottom flange receives a gusset clip that includes two arms for securement of the bottom flange and an upwardly extending lift and shift securing tab. The upwardly extending lift and shift securing tab is preferably located within a depth of the ceiling panel generally defined by an acoustical dampening material located within the perimeter frame.
A ceiling panel comprising a perimeter frame, an acoustical insert secured within said perimeter frame and inwardly offset from a side edge of said ceiling panel, and a finished surface substrate secured beneath and covering a lower surface of said perimeter frame and said acoustical insert material;
A ceiling panel as claimed in 6 wherein said forwardly extending securing tab includes a positioning notch.
A ceiling panel as claimed in 7 wherein each gusset securing bracket includes at least one upwardly extending alignment face on said arm for panel alignment with a ‘T’ bar grid.
A ceiling panel comprising a perimeter frame, an acoustical insert secured within said perimeter frame and inwardly offset from a side edge of said ceiling panel, and a finished surface substrate secured beneath and covering a lower surface of said perimeter frame and said acoustical insert material;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.