Chapter 24 Finish Ceilings & Floors

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Chapter 24 Finish Ceilings & Floors ior’ Ceiling @ the Venetian Hotel (Las Vegas)

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Chapter 24 Finish Ceilings & Floors. ‘Interior’ Ceiling @ the Venetian Hotel (Las Vegas). Functions of Finish Ceilings. Visual - color, texture, pattern, shape Control diffusion of: light sound Conceal MPE Accommodate: lights, diffusers, communication, sprinkler… May assist with - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Chapter 24Finish Ceilings & Floors

‘Interior’ Ceiling @ the Venetian Hotel (Las Vegas)

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Functions of Finish Ceilings

Visual - color, texture, pattern, shape

Control diffusion of: light sound

Conceal MPE Accommodate: lights, diffusers, communication, sprinkler…

May assist with fire resistancedistribution / return of HVAC

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Types of Ceilings

Exposed Structural & MPE

Tightly Attached

Suspended

Interstitial

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Exposed

Exposed Structure & MPEIndustrial, warehouse, …

Economy & ease of maintenance

Timber, trusses, etc. Often for appearance

Flat Plate, PC plank (HC)Painted - hotels & apartmentsMinimal MPE services in ceilingEconomy and reduces story height

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Exposed Structure Ceiling“Joint” Preparation for Sprayed on Textured Ceiling

Textured Ceiling

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Exposed Timber & MPE Services @ a Ski Lodge

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Tightly Attached

Attached directly to joists or slabs

Special arrangements / accommodations for: Structural members (beams, girders)MPE systems

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Suspended Ceilings

Suspended from the StructureGenerally by wires

Materials: drywall, plaster, fibrous (acoustic)

Structure

Suspended Ceiling•Drywall•Plaster•Acoustic (incombustible fibers)

SupportWires

Ceiling Plenum space

forducts, pipes, conduit ...

Support System•Metal Framing•Furring Channels•“Metal Grid

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Suspended Plaster Ceiling (note the delamination of the finish coat)

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Acoustic “Lay-in Panels”

•Exposed Metal Grid•2x2 or 2x4 Lay-in Panels•MPE “sized” to fit grid or cut into the acoustic tile•Economical

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Acoustical Ceiling Grid Systems

Main Runners•Provide Main Ceiling Support•Generally 4’ o.c.•Attached to “Hangers”•Additional hangers may be required to support MPE “loads”

Cross Tees•Intermediate Support•“Rest”/ attach to Mains•Spacing depends on tile

“Difficult” to access

Wall Angle•Attaches to wall

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Diffuser sized 2x2

“Recessed” Grid(also can be Flush, …)

Ceiling mounted - lights, sprinkler, smoke detector, communication

Multiple Tile Finishes Available

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Common Support Grid Profile

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Suspended Ceiling used as a

Fire Resistant Membrane

The Integrity of the Fire

Resistant Rating Must be Maintained

at the Ceiling Penetrations

Combination Light/Diffuser

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Suspended Acoustic Ceiling with a Gypsum ‘Fire’ Ceiling Above

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Interstitial Ceilings

Common with elaborate MPE systemsHospitals & laboratories

Purpose:Accommodate extensive MPE systemsProvide access for maintenance & updating

services

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Finish FlooringFunctions & Considerations

Functions:VisualAcousticsLightWearing Surface

ConsiderationsLife / durabilitySkid resistanceSanitationNoiseFire (resistance, combustibility) Other (conductivity,..)

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Under-floor Services

Distribution of electrical /communicationsMethodsConduitCellular RacewaysCellular DeckingRaised Flooring

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Under-floor Electrical Services Placed in the concrete slab

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Reducing Noise Transmission

Use of a Soft materialPadded carpetCushioned resilient flooringResilient underlayment

Selection of surrounding materialDense ceiling material below (plaster, drywall)Mount ceiling on resilient clips or spring

hangers

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Skid & Fire Resistance

Skid ResistanceMeasure by its static coefficient of friction (SCOF)Skid resistance – desirable to minimize slipping

Flame ResistanceMost flooring required to meet minimum criteriaExit corridors typically have higher requirements

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Hard Flooring Materials

Resistant to:WearMoisture

Noisy -conduct sound

TypesConcrete, stone, brick, tile, terrazzo

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Concrete Flooring

AdvantagesLow initial costDurable

Common UsesParking decksWarehousesIndustrial

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Exposed Concrete with a pattern & tinting

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Stone

TypesMarbleGraniteSlateSandstone, …

InstallationSetting BedGrouted joints

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Marble

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Granite

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Bricks & Brick Pavers

Typically laid on face (but can be laid on edge)

Often with a setting bed

With Grouted Joints Without Grouted Joints

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Paver Patterns

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Quarry Tile

Fired Clay tilesMultiple shapes/sizesInstallation

Setting Bed (typical) Thin Set Grout Joints

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Ceramic Tile

Fired Clay

Often Glazed Finish

Floors & Walls

Multiple sizes & colors, smaller tiles shipped with backing sheets

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Reinforced ‘Mesh’ Bridge Cracks in Floor

Laying Ceramic Tile

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Applying Adhesive with a Notched Trowel

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Spacers Being Installed

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Tile Placement

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Cutting Tile

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Small tile shipped with backing sheet

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Decorative Ceramic Tile

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Terrazzo

Ground/polished concreteTyp. granite or marble chips w/ colored cementDivider strips

At changes in color/texture, expansion/contraction

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Brass Divider Strips

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Wood Flooring

Materialswhite & red oak, pecan, maple, pine, ….

TypesWood Strip Flooring - blind nailedSquare edge - fasteners visible (or filled)Parquet

Pre-finished or finished in-place (except parquet)

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Blind Nailed Strip Flooring

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Multiple Floor Finisheswood, tile, & carpet

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Resilient Flooring

Vinyl Composition

Thin (1/8”), rolls or tiles (VCT)Will show substrate irregularities

Multiple colors & patterns

Low cost, moderate durability

Installation - glued

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Carpet

Multiple styles, colors, …

Indoor and Outdoor

InstallationGlued directly to substrate, orPad & tackless strip

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Glued Carpet abutting Terrazzo

Edge Strip

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Sustainability in Floors and Ceilings

Indoor air quality: problems often caused by finish materials and coatings ( glues, binders, fabrics, etc.)

Mold & Mildew: can be a problem in carpets, wall coverings, & fabrics

Vinyl common in finishes: manufacture of vinyl releases significant amounts of air pollution

Recycling of interior materials in its infancy