Slotted or Vented Ceiling panels

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paul406
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Slotted or Vented Ceiling panels

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I am looking to have vented or slotted panels installed under balcony overhangs.
Does anyone know where I could find some in or near Hua Hin?

They don't need to look exactly like the attached photo. I added it to give an idea of what i am talking about.
Thank you all
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paul406 sorry can't help you with a supplier but someone will come along soon who can help I'm sure.

I'm more interested why you would want to fit them under a balcony? Also, I would not use melamine, as the damp/humidity will eventually cause de-lamination of the layered product.

Go for a cement/resin based product, there is a lot of that around. They sometimes come in various colors, or you can paint any color you like and they come with, or without slots.

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There are a number of proprietary products by Conwood, Smart Wood and Shera that fit the bill. Available at Thaiwassanu, Home Mart and other similar builders merchants.
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Re: Slotted or Vented Ceiling panels

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Hi and Thanks for the replies

the reason i want to try this is because the ceiling under the balcony is sheet rock. And it shows water stains after about a year. I have tried 3 different repair men and i get the same results.
So my idea is to have the ceiling vented to allow the moisture to evaporate out.
if you all have a better idea please let me know.
I have tried Home Pro and Thai Watsadu and did not find anything there. Perhaps i overlooked it.

thanks again for the imput
regards
Paul
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The water stains could very well be that your roof tiles are leaking when it rains. It only takes a hair line separation in roof tile alignment to let water in. It's a real pain in the arse and the only way I've found to eliminate it permanently is to spray foam the underside of the roof tiles which hardens and creates a seal that last for years.

Simply realigning the tiles from time to time is only a short term fix as the tiles expand and contract daily with heat and sun and eventually it will leak again. Pete :cheers:
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