Snap-in ceiling system

Details Snap-in ceiling system Snap-in ceiling system

1983-07-11

1985-09-17

Ridgill, Jr., James L.

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Facer held by stiffener-type frame

Back-to-back facers spaced by concealed framing

52DIG8, 52724, 52725, 52727, E04B 552, E04F 1902

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ABSTRACT:
A ceiling assembly includes a plurality of elongate, side-by-side gripping members which easily fit onto and conceal the otherwise exposed lower portions of overhead floor joists, as in a basement. Appropriately sized elongate panels fit between the floor joists and have edges supported by the gripping members, thereby forming a smooth, finished appearing ceiling which is quickly and easily installed at low cost by a home resident. Extender members may be used to drop the gripping members a short distance below the joints to accommodate cross braces and plumbing lines.

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