How to do a suspended ceiling, easy steps to do a wood structure, and board it.
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- How to do a suspended ceiling, easy steps to do a wood structure, and board it.
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I went through endless cancellations because of covid. Watched this video and did it myself (which I still can`t believe!!) in a few hours, saved a fortune, thank you so much!!!
Thanks for watching…I am happy it helped you… all the best.
I realize it's kind of off topic but does anyone know a good place to watch new series online ?
@Braden Jefferson try flixzone. You can find it by googling =)
@Luis Salvador Definitely, have been watching on FlixZone for years myself :D
@Luis Salvador thanks, I went there and it seems to work :) I appreciate it!!
Hi I’m doing this in my kitchen just wondering if I need to insulate between existing ceiling and new ceiling
Hi, depends , if there’s another floor on top, you don’t need, if it’s a roof which is not properly insulated and you want a warmer room, I recommend you insulate it, but soon as there’s already a ceiling, you don’t really have to…it’s entirely up to you.
@@askhowtube thanks , I won’t need to 👍
A simple instructive video, with methodical explanation. It will really help with my DIY. Thank You!
I am happy for being useful. Thanks for watching 😁...
Excellent well thought video & greatly explained
Many thanks for your time
Can you tell me please what kind of screws did you use to bind the wood to the concrete? (earth). I saw that you didn't have to put the plastic thingy first, so makes me wonder what kind of screws are these. thank you
I have a front door to be fixed!!! Can you do it??
Where did you get the flat thing, which holds the board in place as you screw the plaster board in?
Hi, I have bought them from ebay...they're called drywall plasterboard adjustable easy props....I have put a link on the description where I have bought them.
Did you use rawl plugs for the batons or just screw straight into the brickwork ?
Hi, I used concrete screws which works like this without plugs.
Great vid. What size drill bit did you use and what size masonry screws? Thabks
Simple and brilliant, thank you for sharing!
You’re welcome… 😁
I'm about to install a ceiling myself 😁.. Your video will help me allot thanks 👍
You’re very welcome 😁
its piss easy i haved done nearly my hole house
hi great video, exactly the help I need! quick question, what is the maximum gap between timbers if you were doing a larger area? TIA!
Hi I am pleased this video helps… about your question… at the ceiling minimum I will recommend is 400mm from centre to centre of timbers… so walls you can go with 600mm gap from centre to centre, and ceiling 400mm , like this is stronger, but also if you measure properly, every forth timber would be exactly the width of a 1200 mm plasterboard sheet. Good luck. 😁
@@askhowtube Thank you so much
Very nice work
what type of screw was used into walls, didn’t see any raw plugs...
These screws don’t work with raw plugs… they’re concrete screws… if you type on google, you will see them… drill with 6mm in the wall, and then use these screws with torx 30… goodluck
Thanks buddy I liked your easy to follow vid, will have a go tomorrow I’m doing my bathroom ceiling (hopefully) 🤪🍻
Thanks for watching, and good luck with the ceiling 😁👍🏼
whats the yellow tool you used to flatten the side of the plasterboard?
Hi, it calls rasps, or plasterboard scrapper.
Amazing video! ** What thickness board did you use to lower the ceiling?
Hi, I used 12.5 mm thick for this ceiling… usually I use 9mm, but for this small ceiling I already had 12.5mm thick plasterboard left so I used it.
Well done 👏
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Hi. What is the thickness of the Wood frame? Please help me with that!!
I have used 3 by 2 inch in thickness... if you have space you can go for 4 by 2 which is better, on my case I didn’t want the ceiling to be that low. Goodluck.
Question, I have a drop ceiling with drop ceiling lights. Is it easy to remove the lights, and after installing a different ceiling, hanging decorative lanterns from the new ceiling?
Thanks for watching… yes you should remove the old lights prior to install a new ceiling.
@@askhowtube thank you.
Thanks man, I was considering using metal studs, but fūck it, this is much simpler. Annoying ass smokers upstairs, gotta insulate my ceilings
You’re welcome…happy I could help…I prefer metal studs tbh, and the reason why is that wood as is drying is bending slightly in time and this is how appears cracks in the ceilings, but in UK, wood is the boss 🤣🤣🤣, so I am doing it as I am asked to do it… goodluck with your project.
@@askhowtube What do those metal studs look like. Are they on ScrewFix or Toolstation or do you have a link…? Thanks…
thanks for the vid, i need to do this in my porch. in the video it did't show it, but how did you attach the cross beam? did you just screw through the cross beam into the perimeter pieces at angle?
I was wondering the same thing. He most likely toenailed where he couldn't get behind the board and screw directly into it
I had to rewind to see if I missed this but it looks like there was a blue peter moment there.
Please advise how cross timbers were fixed
Gosh, where I live no one knows how to do this kind of thing and I wanted to do it myself so bad. This video is a lifesaver, so helpful, thank you so much! Gonna try this on my room ❤
Is amazing 😍
How are you fixing the timber to the concrete? i can see you pre drilling the holes but not using DYNA BOLTS or wall plugs? Please clarify Thanks.
i wish i could have heard all of your commentary but i couldnt bcz the music is too loud. Thanks so much for video!!
Thanks, a simple work but showed the principle of building a dropped ceiling. ...to the point.
Thank you for watching... I am pleased when it helps...
Hello what would you do to cover up the white board ? Plaster ? Thank s
what type of screws did you use for fasten on the wall ? Did you use any wall plugs?
Hi, I used concrete screws which works like this without plugs.
U can also use hammer fixings
How do you cover the joints and the screw holes?
In UK 🇬🇧, after we’ve screen tapped all the joints, we skim it, but in Europe they just use screen tape for the joints, and use filler 3 coats… it’s up to you, whichever is easier for you. Good luck.
@@askhowtube ,🙏 thanks for the reply 🙏
hi thnx for the te video btw . i had a question i have a room about 4 meter high and i wanted to lower it but i dont know with what . what would hold better wood structure or metal strucures for gypsum
Thanks
You’re very welcome
Bro thanks for this video!
You’re welcome 😁… Goodluck.
From this video, concrete blocks are not good.
What if I need to do all my bedroom. Is it possible drill in the sealing? Because the whit is 4m
what are you shaving the board with after you make a cut it
Great video could do without the music tho 👍
How are you fixing the timber to the concrete? i can see you pre drilling the holes but not using DYNA BOLTS or wall plugs? Please clarify Thanks.
I have been answered this to at least 10 peoples 😁… I am using Masonry Torx Frame Fixing Screw… or if you type on Google concrete screws, you will find these screws I am using which are made to work without any kind of plugs. Good luck.
Great video, nice and clear
Thanks for watching… Goodluck.
Thank you so much!
Amazing work!Can it be done for much larger surfaces the same way?
Hi, thanks for watching…yes it can be done but you need to have the wood long enough to reach from one wall to another… do not join wood in the middle of of the ceiling because it won’t be as strong… Goodluck
Thank you for this! Great vid!
nice job m8
Thanks mate 😁
Bob on mate!
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Great video
Hi, I have a question about connection electric cables for example when I want to lowered ceiling plus I want to connect wires from the one main ceiling cable to the more cables in a room for the spot lights and the question is, if I need any permision or certificate from a qualifited electritionist on the end when I will finished the cables, or I can't touch the electric cables and the electric job have to do electrtionist? Thanks 👍
Hi, thanks for watching… you do not need an authorised electrician to install new spotlights, but if you don’t know how to do it and if you’re not used to do yourself some small works around the house( especially electricity), I recommend you hire an electrician to do the job for you. Goodluck.😁
you should really have an electrician do it. for example the job done here you see single conductor cables outside of an enclosure in Wago connectors which is against regulations. 5.4 Non-sheathed cables protected by enclosure in conduit, Trunking or ducting (521.10.1)
5.17 Termination of cables at enclosures - identify numbers and locations of items inspected (section D 526):
connections of live conductors adequately enclosed (526.5) also the cables are not really supported sufficiently and wouldn't satisfy ,5.2 Cables correctly supported throughout their run, on an EICR. its a minor thing but the regulations are there for a reason. also i wouldn't have been to happy if the batten was screwed down on the cable hard as it can cause a short circuit, you get around this by a small chase in the wall or notching out the wood. hope this helps. other wise the timer and plaster work looks good.
Thanks for the video. I'd like to install a false ceiling and install mini spotlights (down lighters) and an extract vent duct from a bathroom. Do you install the down lights after the finish plastering or before? Thanks.
Hi, thanks for watching… yes down lights must be installed after plastering is done, but the holes and wires must be done before plastering…then after plastering is done, lights can be installed…even better to install them after painting, but if you need the lights earlier, of course you can paint with the lights installed…Goodluck…
nicely done! How do I protect my wooden ceiling from intruders? The roof is made of metal sheets, under the metal sheets we have a plywood ceiling but it is not very strong and I think it is easy to break in, how do I prevent a break in?
Technology from last century!
Same as your attitude 🤪