Can anyone tell me how to tell if an integrated ceiling is good or bad?

First, to look at the material of the aluminum-magnesium plate, you can roughly visually measure the thickness of the plate of the integrated ceiling. If it is beyond this range, it means that its material is not magnesium aluminum, because the cost price of magnesium and aluminum is relatively high, and some businesses will participate in other materials in order to seek huge profits, but in this way, the flexibility of the plate will be greatly reduced.

The second thing to look at is the primer of the plate, the primer of the floor material is generally applied very evenly with high quality, so as to ensure that the bottom surface of the ceiling gusset will not rot in long-term contact with water and air.

The third thing to look at is the covering film on the front of the plate. There are two kinds on the market, domestic and imported, and the imported one is better in this regard, and it will not cause the epidermis to fade or fall off because of a long time.

Fourth, it is necessary to see the fixed plate keel, the integrated ceiling on sale meets the security check is not required to fix the keel, but relies on the telescopic spring adsorbed on the keel to clamp the relative position, the bath bomb can be moved left and right according to the specific situation, which is very convenient.

Actually, I don't understand, but the integrated ceiling is generally required for kitchens and bathrooms. Looking at the nickel content, the higher the content, the less likely it is to rust. The second depends on the thickness, the thicker the material, the longer the material, the more expensive. The resistance to deformation will also be better.

Pressure resistance, plate thickness, bendability, and oil resistance require kanban materials, such as Rongsheng, French Lion, etc. But the brand's ceiling needs to be authentic.