DIY Faux Beams Ceiling Makeover | Plank Over Popcorn Ceilings Faux Shiplap
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ย. 2020
- I installed faux wood ceiling beams and put faux shiplap planks over my popcorn ceiling as part of my living room makeover. Tackling this project was an easy way to modernize the look of my living room and I can't wait to install a fireplace next!
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All your labor-saving tricks are giving off serious big brain energy. I especially liked when you drove the screws partway into the supports before lifting them up to the ceiling and clamped all the boards together before staining the edges.
You definitely have a knack for creativity Melissa! Awesome work and may Jesus Christ bless you and your precious family!
Your natural engineering skills are amazing. Your beams look great and accent the room. Nice job.
Excellent video production -> fast enough to get key points across, no annoying audio or dead-spots or weak points of discussion. Beam construction + tips now look easy :) Thx.
You cracked me up hauling lumber in your Pontiac Vibe! I drove one for over ten years and hauled EVERYTHING in it. I loved that little car. You are inspiring!
Had one too! Loved it, if they still made them, I’d still own one, if they still partnered with Toyota!
Your work is AMAZING! What a difference!!
Thank you so much for your video. I shared it with my daughter who is also a woodworker but mostly in furniture but she’s trying to figure out a way to make her living room different and I think she would enjoy this one. Thank you again. Great job.
I Love your channel. For being self taught you do an amazing job. I was just thinking about doing this to my living room a few months ago but I got sidetracked with a different remodel but I'll get back to it. Keep up the great work.
I love the sound of your voice. It's very soothing.
THOSE BEAMS LOOK GREAT WITH THAT CEILING !!!!
Thanks!
Fantastic! Great way to add visual appeal to the ceiling.
This is such a cool idea and you did a great job! Only just today had the mind blowing realization that one could decorate their ceilings. Love it.
You are like an intuitive engineer. So cool. Bravo!
You did an awesome job, I'm about to cut my sheetrock to install can lights and will probably cover it with this method, it's old popcorn ceilings with beams already there. Glad to see a lady doing this kind of work
Your room turned out beautifully! We did this for a much larger living room dining room combination. I have to say that our liquid nails and every other kind of Liquid adhesion material we used did not work! Nothing would hold that beat board up there for any length of time. We ended up purchasing a. Sheet rock lift to keep the pieces up while we did the nailing. I joke that it saved my marriage!! It is very difficult working with heavy stuff over your head as you probably know. I will include some pictures. Thanks again for your video. I love the way my ceiling looks and we get tons of compliments! And we never would have thought to do it without you video.😁
Such a good idea to cover those popcorn ceilings 😯
Hey, Mellissa. Great work. My wife was talking about doing something like this to our popcorn ceiling. Thanks for posting.
Great job Melissa. If you pre drill those holes for your jig, the 1x2 wouldn’t start to crack, also next time slid a piece of that 1/8 inch plywood under your 2x4 jack. Save you scratching your floor. Fine job overall.
Working on a house that old must have some interesting challenges. Thanks for sharing!
It sure does lol
One of the thoughts I had that I did not see addressed in the comments was with wedging the beam up to conform to the ceiling. I feel if you are putting flex into the beam to attach it to the support, then that flex will carry through to the support and work to loosen it from the drywall and beam above or perhaps promote cracking the support and faux beam..
Idk why I watched the whole video... my ceiling is made out of concrete and steel beams hahaha 🤣
What a transformation looks fabulous I love it fantastic job
Parabéns, seu trabalho é incrível!
I'm always impressed with your craftsmanship
Simply... beautiful and creative!
You are incredible !!!! What a fantastic job you did !!!!!!!!! Looks awesome !!!!!! Congrats !!!!!
Love it. Turned out gorgeous.
Congrats!! It was very nice and I’m impressed that you did it yourself. You inspire me!
They look awesome..great job and thanks for the details...
Hi Melissa,
I absolutely love how it all came out .
You did a fantastic job. It looks great!
Using the 2X4 flame you made, aka a"dead man" was a good trick to push the low areas up. I would not have thought to use one of those for that. Looks really good.
Thanks for sharing this,
The dead man was a great idea.. not protecting the floor though EGAD!!!
Damaging the drywall on its way up and the damage to the floor, not everyone should be putting out instructional videos. Just saying.
Beautiful work as always. You are amazing and you do beautiful work! 😊
Lady you are a so so hard worker, and your living is so beautiful, congratulations 🙂
Nice job! The ceiling turned out great.
Absolutely beautiful!! My taste exactly
Great job! A word of warning, be careful nailing through your ceiling since you have no idea if there are any wires just laying above it.
Been there done that!! It was NOT pretty
How can you tell if there are wires there? Is there some kind of wire detector one could get?
@@jessicabonilla6127 by using a wire tracer. Or, look in the ceiling if possible. Either way, DO NOT drill blindly into your ceiling.
@@jessicabonilla6127 yes they sell detectors!
@@jessicabonilla6127 Yes. They are a little pricey but a good quality stud finder has other settings that detect wiring or plumbing.
This is a great idea and I’m diffently gonna be doing this..Thank you for this great detailed video
This came out really nice
So far every video I've watched I've learned some cool tips and tricks. This girl is smaaart!
great video! Thank you for being so specific and showing your steps.
You are amazing! I am so impressed with your DYI improvements!
Beautiful work.
It came out amazing 😱 great job
It looks fantastic!
You are incredible!....Nice work and project.....thank you!
Awesome job. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊
Fantastic work ! Thanks for sharing. 😍
Beautiful!
You're a natural carpenter!!!❤ looks great!!
This turn out amazing 🤩 great job 👏
Love it ! Looks awesome!
You are AMAZING and inspiring!!!
Girl you got skills!!!!!
Impressive! Nicely done!
Thank you. We bought a house with popcorn ceilings. We removed the popcorn from a couple of rooms but it just looks horrible because I couldn't smooth out the ceiling very well. I think we're going to do this to all rooms.
Looks great 👍🏻
Awesome!
Omgosh ur amazing great job n thank you for sharing such a lovely talent ❤
U are awesome!! Blessings to u for 2021. Ty for this idea!
This "popcorn" ceiling finish is in most cases a sprayed-on finish which contains asbestos. Asbestos was widely and commonly used as part of ceiling finish, especially on older homes. Some people hire a licensed asbestos abatement crew to drape furnishings and remove it in a careful manner. Some spray a coating of white or off-white paint to seal the ceiling. Covering the ceiling with faux beams/thin slats will also work.
Do you know when the use of asbestos stopped?
Looks great! Very clever
outstanding!! now i want to do this to my kitchen
We had something similar in my chidhood home. We made the decorative beams and then beat them with a heavy chain across their entire length before staining which gave them a distressed look.
beautiful job!
2 tips. always glue wood joints it will prevent any expansion and contraction gaps throughout the years. I would lay a large tarp down when you are staining on the driveway/ pavement. I once dripped wood stain all over the concrete driveway and it will never come off! rookie mistake
I admire you. Job well done!
Looks great!
Great job..very nicely done..Thanks for sharing
The Pontiac Vibe/Toyota Matrix was a pretty good car! I had one from 2007 to 2014
Looks amazing. A small automotive floor jack is an easy way to press stuff like that into the ceiling before screwing.
You are truly ambitious and have mad talent!
This would be so cute and cozy in a bedroom!
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It looks great---you're a good measurer! :-)
Wonderful nice job👌
Killed it. Good job
We use faux beams in our luxury custom homes as well!
Wonderfullllll!!!!
Very impressive!
Really great video and super awesome ideas.
woo, that was really smart idea, great job. looks awesome.
Very impressive!!!!
Very very cool.
Great job girl!
Beautiful! My husband wants to do this. U made it simple. I am sure I want this look now also. Thanks for the wonderful tutorial 😍😍
Thank you!! 😘
What are the sizes of those beams?
that looks awesome!
I’m in Australia and I’ve done a lot of research around and removing popcorn ceilings covering it up with this material is the cheapest healthiest alternative to getting rid of popcorn ceilings it’s A genius idea good for you honey🎉
When you have to use a support to raise the one end of the beam into place, a simple car jack works wonders. The jack from your car would work. A floor jack works even better or a bottle jack. That is the way I do this . Ya did well no matter what. Ya got the beam into place. One other tip, instead of direct wood to wood contact, on the floor, use a thin flexible cutting sheet for veggies, this keeps the floor from being marred by the wood .
Awesome Job!
Hey thanks for the new video Melissa, a subscriber from the United Kingdom.
Based on seeing this video (never saw your channel before) I subscribed! Very well done and exactly what I hoped to find! Thank you!
well done! thank you!
great ideas in this video, thanks for sharing!
Your killing it. DIY. Qween
Nice! Good stuff.
IMPRESSIVE
Love it.
Great job!
Really pretty ❤