Differences in keel decoration in different places!

When we decorate interiors, we use a variety of decorative materials, and keel is one of them. Keel is a type of building material used to support shapes and fix structures, mainly used for ceiling, partition walls, and decorative shapes.

Differences in keel decoration in different places:

Ceiling keel

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Ceiling keel is what we often see as the ceiling, especially shaped ceilings, which are made with keel as the frame and then covered with gypsum board.

Applications:

The most common use of ceiling keel is to build ceilings; ceiling keel can also be used to make partition walls; ceiling keel can also be used to make storage racks due to its sturdy structure; ceiling keel can also be used for electrical wiring.

Partition wall keel

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Generally speaking, partition wall keel refers to light steel keel partition walls. Partition wall keel generally refers to the internal structure of the walls used to divide the interior space of a room.

Applications:

For those with special requirements for fire protection and sound insulation, different specifications of partition wall keel and different arrangements can be used to construct partition walls of varying thicknesses and heights.