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- I'm wanting to paint 1 Corinthians 13 on our bedroom ceiling in some sort of spiral design. I just want it to be pretty and look professional. I'm weary about doing the spiral design thought because I just don't know how I would get it just right... but I can't think of any other design that would look right.. I think it would look funny just written straight across on the ceiling. Anyone have any ideas or tips on doing this?
- I would sketch it out in pencil first. That way you could erase what does not look good before committing to the design in paint.
- With gypsum board and light steel keel do partition wall, how much money a square meter?
- Hydrochloric acid board to do cut off the wall how much money a flat
- I'm putting suspended ceiling in my basement (using Armstrong tiles). Unfortunately, on one of the walls, the level of the ceiling has to be above the top level of the wall framing (it's a long story involving a structural beam, some heating vents and a window), so there are no studs behind the drywall where I need to attach the wall molding. Would molly bolts or something like that be able to support the weight of the suspended ceiling, should I try to cut some wood to fit and block in behind the drywall, or is there something else that I should do?
- A coarse thread drywall screw would work, but then you would have to counter-sink each screw and go back and putty over each screw before you paint your molding or it would look horrible. Rent an air compressor and a finish nailler. It will shoot the finish nails into the metal studs. (just make sure that you use 16 gauge not 18... they would just bend ). It will make the job quick and easy too. It will be well worth the cost of renting if you don't want to buy one.
- Do the ceiling, the general use of what kind of specifications gypsum board and light steel keel?
- Ceiling more use 9.5mm, 12mm, 12.7mm thick gypsum board;
- how do you level ceiling grid for acoustic ceilings?
- use a level and adjust the wire hangers.
- We have a drop ceiling but rather large holes for the many light fixtures (at least 20, like a grid of light bulbs as decoration) in our basement. The holes are about 2 inches in diameter and the light bulb doesn't fill up the holes completely. Is it safe to live down here without removing the insulation?
- Jeff answered the technically question quite clearly. As far as being able to live in the basement with the fiberglass insulation, yes you can. It won't shed any material unless it's disturbed. Ensure there is no moisture in the insulation as this would lead to further issues...mold ETC, but as long as it is in sound condition and not disturbed regularly it will be fine to live in the basement.
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- Yes, this can be moisture and paste the footsteps
- Hello guys all resources you can give me on this one would be so helpful as I dont know where to start. I am considering taking what they call a vanilla shell that is inside an already established strip mall and make it work for our small company. The realtor said The available has a ceiling grid, sheetrock walls, lighting, restrooms, concrete floor, mop sink, and air conditioning. You will need to add wall and floor covering, hotwater heater, and any rooms, cabinetry, etc. if required. It is basically like a long empty rectangle. Does anyone have an idea of how much I could expect to pay for this if I just want to set the place up for basic retail spot? Thank you
- It is all according to how fancy you want it to be. For an average interior finish you should allow $30 to $35 per square foot. This does not include Store Fixtures for a Retail Sales Store or Office Equipment if it is to be an office.
