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7 Gotchas Bidding Wood Ceilings
“Oh, good I landed the job! Oh, God what did I forget?!” Suspended wood ceilings can be a great way for subcontractors to take on high-value business. But…
Current Design Trends with Wood Ceilings
With a one-two punch of aesthetics and acoustics, wood ceilings are finding their way into more institutional and commercial spaces. Be it an entryway lobby,…
Does 9Wood do residences?
Does 9Wood do Residences ? The short answer is “No”. 9Wood supplies wood ceilings for commercial architecture. A full answer is, “Rarely, with one exception.” The best…
In times of Uncertainty, Reliability Matters
“Oh, good I landed the job! Oh, God what did I forget ?!” In uncertain times, firms are looking to expand opportunities. Suspended wood ceilings can be a great…
How Do Our Wood Stains Compare to Our Competitors?
The quality of the stain differs from manufacturer to manufacturer, depending on which staining system they use to stain the wood. In order to produce…
Acclimatization
Wood in interior spaces Wood is hygroscopic. This means moisture moves in and out of wood depending on the building’s relative humidity (RH). The key…
Acoustic Wood Ceilings
Types of acoustic performance In blending science and art for room acoustics, nothing compares to the expert advice of an acoustical engineer. Our goal is…
Color Variation
A wood ceiling brings natural and organic warmth to a space. Just as the variegation of a wood floor adds to its appeal, the spectrum…
Fire Rating
When requested, all components in our products are fabricated using Class A materials. Individual wood members, panels, components and/or scrims are either naturally inert (metal,…
Certified Wood
9Wood depends on forests, as do a stunning 42% of our fellow earth-dwellers. Wood is a remarkable, versatile material. And it is beautiful - a...
LEED & Transparency
9Wood products are fabricated specifically for each individual project, so transparency information is specific to each assembly. There is no “one size fits all” document…