Raw Materials

Eterpan Yali is specially designed and developed for small-cell exquisite ceilings. In addition to the waterproof coating spraying treatment, the surface of the board is also perforated. It has sound absorption and noise reduction functions. The patterns are rich and varied. it is mainly made of Portland cement, natural plant fiber, selected quartz sand, etc. Free from asbestos, formaldehyde or other hazardous substances. It is a green and environmentally friendly material. (Note: Please refer to the model for the surface pattern of Eterpan Duoli. For more patterns, please consult our local sales staff.)

Product Benefits

Light and delicate

Eterpan Duoli is small in size, light in weight, easy to install, and has a variety of exquisite patterns to choose from to achieve rich decorative effects.

Sound absorption and noise reduction

Orderly perforation gives Eterpan Yali excellent sound absorption function, effectively reducing noise and creating a quiet and comfortable indoor environment.

Resistance to deformation and subsidence

Eterpan Yali is small in size and uses Eterpan low-density board as the base material. It has an excellent "breathing and humidity control" function, which can quickly balance with the temperature and humidity of the surrounding environment and avoid deformation or falling of the ceiling.

Durable and lasting

Major materials of the board are inorganic substances, such as Portland cement, quartz sand. After autoclaved curing, the performance is stable, with excellent moisture-proof, mildew-proof, insect-proof performance and long service life.

Convenient for construction

Eterpan Yali is small in size and light in weight. It is installed with T-shaped light steel keel. The whole process is dry operation. The installation and disassembly are very convenient, and it is also convenient for daily maintenance.

Applications Recommended

It is suitable for T-shaped keel ceilings, and is recommended for places that require sound absorption and noise reduction, such as indoor ceilings in schools, hospitals, office buildings, etc. or noise control structures in industrial plants.