What is the Kenaf ceiling?

Kenaf false ceiling is a material that replaced the old Rabitzi plastering. Since the Kenaf false ceiling, in addition to being economical and versatile, is lighter than the main roof and increases the speed of building construction, it has attracted a wide range of people and due to its affordable price. Due to the cost of gypsum panels, many architects and building owners want to use knauf for house renovation or use in shop false ceiling, hall false ceiling, kitchen false ceiling, etc. for the visual beauty of the building. Kenaf is one of the high-quality building materials, which has become an eternal name among builders with years of efforts to provide excellent quality to consumers. The Kenaf factory with the same name started operating in 1932, and since then it has been one of the best and most practical building materials that can be used to create a beautiful yet strong building. Konaf roof is actually a kind of monolithic plate that is covered with cement and ketchup. In other words, these ceilings are a type of false ceiling that are made in a fixed or movable form. These types of roofs are very popular due to their high speed and cost-effectiveness. Kenaf can be used in the roof and partition walls. These structures are made of metal and are integrated, and gypsum coated plates are screwed on them. Then, the space between the kenaf bursile sheets is filled with sealant putty and they form a unified surface. After this step, you can paint or paper the roof or wall of the kenaf.