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Suspended ceilings are hung from the ceiling joists with a metal grid. This creates a cavity between the joists and the ceiling where pipes, wires, and ductwork can be installed and worked on. This section provides instructions and advice on how to install a suspended ceiling.
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Suspended Ceilings 1 - Introduction
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Suspended Ceilings 2 - Tools, Materials, Project Considerations
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Ceiling Tiles
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