Hanging an insulated panel ceiling

You can use this panel in a ceiling application. We have a small tee. This is not the heavy-duty tee by any means. This is a three-by-two-inch tee. And basically, you see you got a rod eye here. There's a 3/8 thread that goes into this. Your panel would be set in a ceiling application like so. And you'd be suspended on the ceiling. And these are basically at each bar joist or at each intersect, whether it be purlins or bar joists. But you do have to keep in mind the structural engineer of record has to make sure that these panels are capable of being supported inversely with the steel that's there in your existing building.

And if you have purlins, I highly recommend that you fasten off the vertical leg of the purlin. If you have bar joists, we like to go off the point loads of the bar joists. That's where the V is on the bar joists. And you clamp it. Basically, use a rod hanger and a beam clamp to support it. I like to jam nut everything so it doesn't loosen up with vibration from the evaporator coils and so on and so forth.