Old Fiberboard Ceiling Tiles

Some but not all old ceiling tiles contain asbestos.

Old fiberboard ceiling tiles. Fiberboard sheathing or interior fiberboard ceiling and wall panels do not contain asbestos except in the case of cross contamination where both asbestos containing and non asbestos products may have been manufactured at the same site. Interlocking ceiling tiles are a convenient way to cover and revive a tired looking ceiling. In a new ceiling. Find an affiliate recycler near you using armstrong s local resources directory or by calling 877 276 7876.

Unlike drop ceiling acoustic tiles that fit into a suspended frame most interlocking tiles are mounted on the ceiling with nails staples adhesive or a combination of the three. Clip up or glue up fiberboard ceiling tile in white 40 sq. Upgrading a drop ceiling. 79 90 case.

79 90 case 2 00 sq. I like these old fiberboard walls but i am compelled to add the. Years ago that was the commonly used material. Fiberboard ceiling tiles were also widely used in the 1940 s and 1950 s.

These smaller tiles install directly to joists or an existing ceiling to maximize ceiling height in a room and are a great cover up for damaged drywall plaster or popcorn ceilings. Cardboard ceiling tiles can become soiled and stained over time. Here we discuss how to recognize handle ceiling tiles that may contain asbestos. We describe the appearance ingredients years of manufacture history and producers of various types of ceiling tiles coverings as an aid in determining whether or not a particular ceiling covering or tile.

If your grid holds 24 x 48 tiles try a scored product that s designed to look like 24 x 24 panels. For a quick update pop old tiles out of the ceiling grid and replace with fresh ones. If you have old tiles on one or more of your ceilings they 039 re likely made of cardboard. The 12 x 12 ceiling tile collection offers a variety of smooth textured and patterned options.

Ft case model 258g 2 00 sq. Dropping ties with an old drop ceiling is easy. Some older tiles that were installed prior to the mid 1980s contain asbestos. Recycle ceiling tile through tile manufacturer armstrong s ceiling tile recycling program.

Today ceiling tiles are made of several materials including recycled material fiberglass wood and metal. Because a few fiberboard products such as some nu wood conwed ceiling tiles contained asbestos see a discussion of possible asbestos at plants producing these cellulose based ceiling tiles produced.