Love your videos, I’ve been working maintenance at an apartment complex for the last 3 years feel like I’ve gained decent experience and would love to try and branch out on my own! Kee the vids coming man, you might see me up here soon lol
Here in Ireland T&G was very popular back in the 90s. now its used as firewood as its ripped out of houses. when i see it im reminded of my grannys house lol!! BUT.... what the customer wants, the customer gets. love watching your channel
Honestly wasn’t sure how this was gonna look up on the ceiling; I’m pleasantly surprised at how well it actually does go w/ style of house. Looks amazing already, & with the rest of kitchen complete.....gonna be GORGEOUS 👍🏻 Cheers✌🏼
Madcap Laughs I was speaking generally; I do see now that he was using 3/8 pine wainscoting, didn’t notice that before. Good catch! I still would hang the furring with screws; way more holding power. Strong enough to hold another ceiling under the wainscoting
Beautiful man. I did clear cypress t and g in my great room. Prep alone took weeks 2000 linear feet of 1x6 sanded stained with a light cherry and semi gloss clear.
I came to @thehandymans channels for the construction tips but I stayed for the video editing. It's awesome to see what he values. He was proud of that zoomed in DeWalt nail gun flip. Beautiful ceiling!
I like your style handyman. I hope to follow your business model one day, smaller jobs and working alone. Low overhead low stress you got it figured out
More excellent work, pal. Most everything you do is very close to the way that I myself would do it after 40 years in the trades. Here in the Northwest being a carpenter means also being able to do just about everything, Indeed being a handyman.
I watched this again and had to comment on your smooth, "pick up nail gun.. apply a backwards half spin and catch" movement. Very smooth and effective! RE: Comments on screws vrs nails on the 1x strips.. With the construction adhesive and 12-15 of the 16g nails, it's not coming down. Lastly, that appears to be a plaster ceiling so using screws... good luck.
I like this type of ceiling. Just found your channel, so subscribed. I live in a house built in 1939 and think your content might inspire and motivate me to take on some projects.
My girlfriend did the same tongue and groove ceiling in the house, only we used aromatic cedar. Everyone that comes over absolutely loves the ceilings.
Did this with reclaimed wood that was a good bit thicker and the client chose to keep the multiple different colors. I was also tasked with using the colors in a manor where there were not a bunch of any one color. I never would have believed how fantastic it looked.
A Very Happy Monday to you, and Happy NOVEMBER 2019 Mr Handyman. I really like that ceiling, it looks freaking amazing. Very good work Sir... So last time you mentioned a cleaning Dress... I'm thinking just for kicks, you should try Denim Coveralls with No shirt.... he ha lol...
I've watched this video 5 times, thanks for making it. I feel I'm ready to tackle my lanai. Where did you pick up those tongue and grove boards? I can't find them.
Psst... dude. There's a floor on your ceiling! ☝️🙄 Had doubts about the style choice but, wow! It really looks good! (Best awaited part ~ how's he going to trim around the those lights?)
Did you just nail the furring strips straight into the plaster ceiling? Or did you need to mark where the joists were? Did you use heavier/larger nails for the furring strips vs the ceiling planks? Looks great!
I just installed these exact same boards on the ceiling outside my front door. I stained them and sealed them with weather proof front door poly. I live in Florida; how long do you think it'll last outside? I know it's not meant for outdoor 🤷
try using perform for your arches,its a ply wood about 3/8 thick you can buy in 4x8 sheets like drywall but once its curved and nailed or screwed its much stronger,you can make a 180 degrees turn with it its flexible and inexpensive you can find it at some basic lumberyards.you just finish it with two coats of taping mud or even sheetrock 45
Just curious.... in most of this new kitchen remodel, it would seem as if you have focused on one section at a time. Does that particular section consist of an entire day of work or is that part of a day and you just continue on to the next step and show it on the next video. In short do you really take that much amount of time (a full day) to complete each section, if so what is an allotted time frame for this entire project?
@@TheHandyman1 are you calling the furring strips joists? Or just that the furring strips are located on and parallel to the joists? I must have missed your explanation of the layout of such.
Kinda strange how all those boards twisted on you. When I did my wall, I had zero problems. Once the first one was dead on, it went up smooth as butter. Only difference was I stained it after I put it up. Maybe that is the cause of the warpage? The ceiling does look pretty awesome though. Nice work.
You are welcome. I have been you for 35 years, plus do Interior Design, and upholstery! Love my work. Too me ,and I am sure You will agree. When you love your work, It aint!!! I haved worked a day in my life!!!
Would any air leak occur due to the lights not being sealed tight to the drywall. I’m assuming there’s a gap due to the furring strips being added. I’m working on a T&G project outside and that’s what I’m concerned about.
Quick question just my curiosity, why the 18ga nail in the tongue and not a narrow crown staple?? Is it just bc you have the cordless nailer and not a stapler? Ceiling came out fantastic!!
@@TheHandyman1 I love the fastening power of the Staples since I got one which is why I was curious if the tongue would hold up to it. you should've left that part in the video
My musical sensibilities are going bunkers. Between your whistling and the background music a wee bit of conflict. It is not a problem with most people. Those of us with a single functioning ear do not have the ability to ignore background noises :-)
It’s easy when you make your battens 450 so that you can count and how many Over , saw if it three battens long cut at 1350 it will be right, you don’t have to measur anything except for parallel
anyone know if hes using the finish nailer or framing nailer? about to start a project similar and was going to usde my finish nailer to attach the strapping and the boards themselves
When you nail everything down into the ceiling will that prevent anything from expanding or contracting and causing problems with the tongue and groove slats? I'm just thinking how flooring expands and contracts with temperature and I saw a floor have problems with expansion and bowed out a little here and there
tongue and groove doesn't have to end on nailers. Well........ maybe that 1/4 inch crap. but the tongue and groove holds the material straight so you don't have to trim the boards so they end on a nailer. Just slap them up there. They Can't move. I say this from experience, never had a problem.
I’ve worked with a lot of T&G pine. I can’t stand the 1/4 stuff you’re working with. I prefer to use a backer like OSB and glue and nail to give it stiffness. I much prefer the larger 5/8ths pine. A little more finicky to get some board into place but lots of meat on the bone. If I were you I would have ran the material a few inches longer so you’re not messing with butting up perfectly to the cabinets.
I would say the same thing about running it long, but knowing the Handyman I'm guessing he has a reason. Besides, If you were running it just up to the cabinets, wouldn't you wait to do the ceiling until after the cabinets were put in? More Will be revealed I hope.
Are you placing the strapping where all the joice in the ceiling are? I noticed you used construction adhesive so wasn’t sure. Ah you answered that question at the end of the video. Sorry for wasting you eye time...
To all the people that say they would have screwed the furring strips, you must not be aware of how strong that glue is one dab would support the whole ceiling. Go ahead and waste your time screwing. Honestly I probably would have screwed it too lol but I think he had the better idea
Wooden cladding....on the ceiling. Haven't seen that since the early 80s. Case of the customer is always right....even when they're 40 years out of date.
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which brand of air purifier are you using?
Love your videos, I’ve been working maintenance at an apartment complex for the last 3 years feel like I’ve gained decent experience and would love to try and branch out on my own! Kee the vids coming man, you might see me up here soon lol
9:45 “That’s the reason I hate this stuff.” 😂😂😂. I love these videos. ❤❤
Thanks for all the nice comments you have been giving me. It goes a long way.
Here in Ireland T&G was very popular back in the 90s. now its used as firewood as its ripped out of houses. when i see it im reminded of my grannys house lol!!
BUT.... what the customer wants, the customer gets. love watching your channel
Honestly wasn’t sure how this was gonna look up on the ceiling; I’m pleasantly surprised at how well it actually does go w/ style of house. Looks amazing already, & with the rest of kitchen complete.....gonna be GORGEOUS 👍🏻
Cheers✌🏼
I would advise anyone hanging a ceiling on furring strips to screw them to the ceiling.
Madcap Laughs I was speaking generally; I do see now that he was using 3/8 pine wainscoting, didn’t notice that before. Good catch!
I still would hang the furring with screws; way more holding power. Strong enough to hold another ceiling under the wainscoting
That ceiling is awesome I love what you’re doing please all your hard work in both channels go
Love that stuff. We use the bead board style for wainscoting. Looks awesome!
Love them music you've incorporated! It makes the video more relaxing enjoyable for viewers such as myself.
Beautiful man. I did clear cypress t and g in my great room. Prep alone took weeks 2000 linear feet of 1x6 sanded stained with a light cherry and semi gloss clear.
*WOW* !!!! The *MASSIVE ceiling looks FAB* !!!! Looking forward to the next episode!!!! #TheHandyman
I came to @thehandymans channels for the construction tips but I stayed for the video editing. It's awesome to see what he values. He was proud of that zoomed in DeWalt nail gun flip. Beautiful ceiling!
I like your style handyman. I hope to follow your business model one day, smaller jobs and working alone. Low overhead low stress you got it figured out
More excellent work, pal. Most everything you do is very close to the way that I myself would do it after 40 years in the trades. Here in the Northwest being a carpenter means also being able to do just about everything, Indeed being a handyman.
I watched this again and had to comment on your smooth, "pick up nail gun.. apply a backwards half spin and catch" movement. Very smooth and effective!
RE: Comments on screws vrs nails on the 1x strips.. With the construction adhesive and 12-15 of the 16g nails, it's not coming down. Lastly, that appears to be a plaster ceiling so using screws... good luck.
Awesome project. Looks great!!
Looks good. I like hearing about your finishing materials and set up.
Your "massive" kitchen ceiling, looks wonderful.
Hahahahahahaha I’m glad you said “MASSIVE masterpiece ceiling” over here. I commented it on your new business video an hour ago. Lol
You are awesome. You do it all!
Looks great!
Your doing an amazing job so far as you always do keep up the awesome content and work/ effort you do keep it up 😉👍
Incredibly talented individual. Another great video from the Handyman!
Thank you.
I like this type of ceiling. Just found your channel, so subscribed. I live in a house built in 1939 and think your content might inspire and motivate me to take on some projects.
thanks for another great videos
Good work looks great !
My girlfriend did the same tongue and groove ceiling in the house, only we used aromatic cedar. Everyone that comes over absolutely loves the ceilings.
Man!! you could walk on that ceiling, nice Handyman ,,,
Did this with reclaimed wood that was a good bit thicker and the client chose to keep the multiple different colors. I was also tasked with using the colors in a manor where there were not a bunch of any one color. I never would have believed how fantastic it looked.
Excellent workmanship
Ceiling is going to be beautiful - great work
Thank you
Amazing work.
ONLY THING THAT I WOULD HAVE DONE DIFFERENT IS I WOULD HAVE SCREWED FIRST STRIPS TO CEILING! IT LOOKS AWESOME!!! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!
That background music is lit 🔥
You are good with your hands and you are a very skills man🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🤗🤗🤗🤗
I like how you say Massive with a smirk almost like you think you should be saying Mini instead ;) Looks good from Canada!
Man that gun never runs out of nails..!!! What an amazing tool...lol
A Very Happy Monday to you, and Happy NOVEMBER 2019 Mr Handyman. I really like that ceiling, it looks freaking amazing. Very good work Sir... So last time you mentioned a cleaning Dress... I'm thinking just for kicks, you should try Denim Coveralls with No shirt.... he ha lol...
Looks great my man! I hate overhead work like that, kills my arms
About time to work on that left hand, Ace.
Awesome work...
Wow! In the UK pine lined ceilings are very 1980s! . Nobody puts them in now. Amazing how styles come and go across time and different countries. 😁
My shoulders are aching just watching this.....
You do great work man #handyman
Background good 👍
Motivating
I've watched this video 5 times, thanks for making it. I feel I'm ready to tackle my lanai. Where did you pick up those tongue and grove boards? I can't find them.
Psst... dude. There's a floor on your ceiling! ☝️🙄
Had doubts about the style choice but, wow! It really looks good! (Best awaited part ~ how's he going to trim around the those lights?)
9:35 “Couldn’t force it in and nail it” 😂😂
Great project made a big difference. Where did you get that lumber from?
Did you just nail the furring strips straight into the plaster ceiling? Or did you need to mark where the joists were? Did you use heavier/larger nails for the furring strips vs the ceiling planks? Looks great!
Cant decide if I like your home renovation or elk hunt vids more
You are very talented.
Thank you
Quarter round wood putty and paint make me the carpenter I ain’t!
Your strategy works, don't deviate! Keep your work perfect!
Looks awesome! I guess I have to be the first to ask, are you going to seal the lights from the attic?
If you shoot those nails in a diagonal pattern against each other, the strength intensifies. Really enjoy ur videos bud 👍
Laying just like a hardwood floor but upside down ;)
Yuge!
I just installed these exact same boards on the ceiling outside my front door. I stained them and sealed them with weather proof front door poly. I live in Florida; how long do you think it'll last outside? I know it's not meant for outdoor 🤷
Just look at it!!
I did exactly this type of ceiling in my father-inlaw living room about 35 years ago...lol
try using perform for your arches,its a ply wood about 3/8 thick you can buy in 4x8 sheets like drywall but once its curved and nailed or screwed its much stronger,you can make a 180 degrees turn with it its flexible and inexpensive you can find it at some basic lumberyards.you just finish it with two coats of taping mud or even sheetrock 45
DId you use finish nailer for furring strip and brad nailer for plank?
Just curious.... in most of this new kitchen remodel, it would seem as if you have focused on one section at a time. Does that particular section consist of an entire day of work or is that part of a day and you just continue on to the next step and show it on the next video. In short do you really take that much amount of time (a full day) to complete each section, if so what is an allotted time frame for this entire project?
AWESOME! LINK FOR MATERIAL ?
Damn handyman that was so many nails in each board hahaha! You a savage!😂
nailed through the tongue at each joist.
@@TheHandyman1 are you calling the furring strips joists? Or just that the furring strips are located on and parallel to the joists? I must have missed your explanation of the layout of such.
@@KenHill Those nailing strips of wood are glued and nailed to the joists.
First view first like!
Kinda strange how all those boards twisted on you. When I did my wall, I had zero problems. Once the first one was dead on, it went up smooth as butter. Only difference was I stained it after I put it up. Maybe that is the cause of the warpage? The ceiling does look pretty awesome though. Nice work.
my entire house has this type of ceiling and I dread the day something goes wrong where it needs to be opened up.
Awesome job. Looks greater with the cans!
You are welcome. I have been you for 35 years, plus do Interior Design, and upholstery! Love my work. Too me ,and I am sure You will agree. When you love your work, It aint!!! I haved worked a day in my life!!!
Soory, should have been have not. Thanks so much, I am flattered you responded to my comment...Great- Guy/Handyman!!!!
Would any air leak occur due to the lights not being sealed tight to the drywall. I’m assuming there’s a gap due to the furring strips being added. I’m working on a T&G project outside and that’s what I’m concerned about.
What kind of Lacquer and T&G is this?
You know how that cud look better. Weathering the wood by blasting it with high pressure with media.
What Gage is the gun you are using ?
Quick question just my curiosity, why the 18ga nail in the tongue and not a narrow crown staple?? Is it just bc you have the cordless nailer and not a stapler? Ceiling came out fantastic!!
I have the stapler. It will blow the tongue apart. I tried it on a few rows.
@@TheHandyman1 I love the fastening power of the Staples since I got one which is why I was curious if the tongue would hold up to it. you should've left that part in the video
Do you think it will expand or contract with the weather
It is all glued in place.
How would you install T & G around a smoke detector in this ceiling?
Why did you install nailing strips? Jut chalk line out the joists!
My musical sensibilities are going bunkers. Between your whistling and the background music a wee bit of conflict. It is not a problem with most people. Those of us with a single functioning ear do not have the ability to ignore background noises :-)
First!
Any trouble with that dewalt 18 gauge nailer? I seem to have to set alot of nails with mine just wondering if anyone else has had trouble
Works perfect. It has adjustable depth
It’s easy when you make your battens 450 so that you can count and how many Over , saw if it three battens long cut at 1350 it will be right, you don’t have to measur anything except for parallel
Why did you frame the ceiling instead of putting it directly on the ceiling itself?
Maybe the Brad nails wouldnt hold to plaster well.
Cant shoot 15 gauge nails into this wood. It will blow them apart. Can't shoot 18 gauge nails in to 80 year old lath and plaster.
Looks great though I'd be afraid of the whole thing coming down if it's not nailed into any ceiling joist.
It is nailed into the joist and glued to them too.
@@TheHandyman1 Thanks, I assumed you had it all figured out but I only heard you say it's attached to the plastered ceiling.
Wow Adam Levine has a fixer upper show now
1:37 - when safety comes third 😂
Time is money. His step ladder is very short. No worries.
anyone know if hes using the finish nailer or framing nailer? about to start a project similar and was going to usde my finish nailer to attach the strapping and the boards themselves
nevermind lol he says its an 18 ga brad nailer at the end
I also used glue if I remember correctly.
@@TheHandyman1 I seen that, turned out perfect by the way!
I got tired and had to take a nap at the 6 minute mark.
lol come on already give us the next video!! :)
It will be out tomorrow. Sorry about the delay.
@@TheHandyman1 just giving you a hard time! you do a great job buddy!!
lmao, "Massive master peice ceiling" as you bump it with the wood
Is that your Deer slayer beard?
When you nail everything down into the ceiling will that prevent anything from expanding or contracting and causing problems with the tongue and groove slats? I'm just thinking how flooring expands and contracts with temperature and I saw a floor have problems with expansion and bowed out a little here and there
It is all glued up. The nails just hold it in place
tongue and groove doesn't have to end on nailers. Well........ maybe that 1/4 inch crap. but the tongue and groove holds the material straight so you don't have to trim the boards so they end on a nailer. Just slap them up there. They Can't move. I say this from experience, never had a problem.
I’ve worked with a lot of T&G pine. I can’t stand the 1/4 stuff you’re working with. I prefer to use a backer like OSB and glue and nail to give it stiffness. I much prefer the larger 5/8ths pine. A little more finicky to get some board into place but lots of meat on the bone.
If I were you I would have ran the material a few inches longer so you’re not messing with butting up perfectly to the cabinets.
I would say the same thing about running it long, but knowing the Handyman I'm guessing he has a reason. Besides, If you were running it just up to the cabinets, wouldn't you wait to do the ceiling until after the cabinets were put in? More Will be revealed I hope.
Are you placing the strapping where all the joice in the ceiling are? I noticed you used construction adhesive so wasn’t sure. Ah you answered that question at the end of the video. Sorry for wasting you eye time...
Massive Ceiling for a Massive Kitchen
WAAAY MASSIVE! IT'S HUUUUUGE!
To all the people that say they would have screwed the furring strips, you must not be aware of how strong that glue is one dab would support the whole ceiling. Go ahead and waste your time screwing. Honestly I probably would have screwed it too lol but I think he had the better idea
Cant screw through plaster with out predrilling a masonry bit.
What is the name of the song in this video?
Anno Domini Beats stand
1:38 😂
Awesome job!
Dont cover up that range hood duct! Recirculating range hoods are USELESS! Always get range hoods that vent to the outside.
A gas cook top Is going on the other side of the kitchen. A double oven is going where the range currently is and doesn't have a vent.
Safety glasses, bro...
Wooden cladding....on the ceiling. Haven't seen that since the early 80s. Case of the customer is always right....even when they're 40 years out of date.
Its the hot thing to do right now in remodeling.
@@TheHandyman1 Oh God please say it ain't so. It'll be avocado bathroom suites making a comeback next !