Pop Ceiling, Polystrene Ceilingand Plaster Board Ceiling

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Sunan Kamfani

Na gida da na kamfani

Nauyin Aiki

Silin din POP

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Drop Ceiling

Nau'in Silin

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Kwarewar Aikin sa silin

Material: Plaster of Paris, a dehydrated gypsum powder, is mixed with water to form a hard, durable material. Installation: Involves fixing a metal framework with mesh to the ceiling, then applying the POP paste, which takes time to dry and requires skilled labor. Design Flexibility: Unlike prefabricated boards, POP can be molded into various shapes, curves, and intricate designs. Features: Often used for cove lighting, recessed spotlights, and hiding wires or uneven surfaces. Cost & Durability: Generally cost-effective (approx. 60-120 per sq ft) and long-lasting with a life span of 10-15 years. Pros: Highly customizable, seamless finish, fire-safe, and durable. Cons: Time-consuming installation, messy onsite application, and high vulnerability to water leakage.

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