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Figure 6-61-—Application of gypsum board finish: A. Strongback B. Vertical application; C. Horizontal application. figure  6-61,  view  A,  a  “strongback”   is   usually used for aligning ceiling joists or studs to provide a  smooth,  even  surface.  Figures  6-62  and  6-63 show typical application of paneling using other types  of  dry-wall  finishes. A variety of ceiling systems can also be used to  change  the  appearance  of  a  room,  lower  a ceiling,  finish  off  exposed  joints,  or  provide Figure 6-62.-Application of vertical paneling. Figure  6-63.-Application  of  tongued-and-grooved  pan- eling  over  studs. acoustical  control.  Suspended  acoustical  ceiling systems  are  designed  to  integrate  the  functions  of lighting,   air   distribution,   and   fire   protection. Acoustical tiles, available in 12-to 30-in. widths, 12-  to  60-in.  lengths,  and  3/16-  to  3/4-in. thicknesses, are used with the other grid system components (fig. 6-64). Depending on the type of ceiling  or  roof  construction,  ceiling  tiles  may  be installed in various ways, such as with the use of wood strips nailed across the ceiling joists or roof trusses  (fig.  6-65). 6-36







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