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Want to do it yourself, read many times others do, I feel almost can get their own. To separate a few small rooms in the big room. 1, is not the first crossed positioning, heaven and earth keel. And then install the heaven and earth keel and vertical keel fixed, and then wear the heart bone, and then the card to the vertical keel and piercing the heart bone fixed. There are several questions, is not the roof and the ground with the heaven and earth keel, vertical and against the walls are used vertical keel? (What are the main accessories? Fixed use of plastic keel or expansion bolts?) 2, the keel all the good, then install the gypsum board? 3, gypsum board surface treatment is the easiest way to what? Office use, as long as the wall on the line, requiring simple and convenient construction. I know there is a direct wallpaper can be posted, do not know that effect is good. There is no master to stay a q number, so that I always consult, very grateful.
In fact, very simple, I believe you can understand a look. 1. Fixed the use of plastic keel to increase the round head screw (with fixed gasket) on the line. Roof and the ground with the heaven and earth keel, vertical and wall with a vertical keel, no accessories, the interface with a core pulling aluminum rivets or tapping screws. If you want to take a long keel, you can use 20CM long, suitable u-type keel rivets then. (Or open the keel on both sides of the plane rivets) In the crossed positioning, according to the width of the gypsum board, calculate the two plates combined with the size of the middle seam, hammer correction vertical keel vertical. 2. After all the keel is well fixed, fix the gypsum board with the countersunk head screw. 3. Fixed gypsum board, leaving the board interface, use sealing tape tape glue seal, and then painted white or stickers even if you're done.
I am finishing my basement and want to install a drop/suspended ceiling instead of drywalling it. I want the ceiling to be as high as possible but have a bunch of large ducts in the middle of the room. Do I just build a bulk head around the duct work and then put tiles around it or are there a bar system that will do that for me? I just don't want my whole ceiling at the height of the duct work.
First okorder /?XlinkID=13 Typical drop ceilings need about 4 whereas the CeilingMax mounts flush. As for the ducts, you could box them out with plywood and just paint them with a semi-gloss white paint (or the same as your trim color). I personally wouldn't tile them. If they are square and tight to the ceiling, you could install the CeilingMax right up to the side of the duct and just paint the duct itself.
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depending on where your seams are I dout that it would work out right you would'nt have even no. of grids , unless it don't matter to you.
How to remodel kitchen with dropped ceiling?
Depends on what is above the ceiling tile, assuming that you have a grid and tile drop ceiling. If all that is above the drop ceiling is drywall or plaster, I would remove the grid, patch and paint to get the taller ceiling back unless it is ridiculously high.
Describe your system and architecture. How do you COOL your house? My biggest concern is how to cool a home off the grid.
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I have a school project and i can get extra credit if i do it on a ceiling tile that will be hung in class, so to all contractors,or people that just know the answer please answer as fast as you can!
If you mean the drop-in tiles that fit into the metal grids, there are 2 sizes, 2ft x 2ft. and 2ft. x 4 ft. You can get them at lowes or home depot.
I am using Dutch Boy Ceiling Solutions, the kind that goes on purple and dries white. I primed with FastPrime over new drywall. I put one coat of the DB on and it looks like poo. I painted in grids, but got uneven coverage and you can tell where the drywall tape was. Maybe the roller I used was wrong for the app? Or did I just do a crummy job. I have painted many a room before, but not many ceilings.
New drywall may need multiple coats to get complete coverage. Do not paint in a grid. Start at one side and work across always keeping a wet edge. The method you are using will always produce uneven results.
This is my second dumb question for the day. The house is more than 100 years old. The ceiling in my bedroom is ten feet high. I would like to drop the ceiling to 8'. The room measures 10'X12'.I hate those drop ceilings with the paper panels, and would like to cut holes in two opposite walls, then run 2X4s between them and support them from the ceiling so they don't sag.Insulation, of course, and then a drywall ceiling. The studs in the walls are red oak and exactly one inch thick. Could I go for 36 inch centers rather than 18 inches?
There is no way 36 centered rafters would support 1/2 drywall.