What insulation and foam Board were used? Looking to do the same thing asap. First insulation, then foam. Board then the 1x4? How long of a nail? So it doesnt poke through the upstairs floor?
@@jacobninan2059 I did try, it was a nightmare and gave up. Didn't have a foam board cutter so there was crap everywhere. Brad nails wouldn't hold it. My other nails 3.5 in, popped through upstairs. I gave up after the 4th one.
I know drywalled ceilings are so plain and bland and your ceiling looks soooooo much better, but I thought one of the main reasons drywall was used to cover the ceiling was because it's a fire retardant. Would the entire ceiling and then house burn down in a few mins with a wooden ceiling? Obviously tons of houses in America catch fire that are drywalled but at least it prevents the spread and gives the fire department something like 60-90 mins before the house burns down?
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I see you're going with the corrugated steel panel in the kitchen as well as the bedroom. The kitchen I don't mind as much but if it's gonna be used in the master bedroom as well, then it should be painted. The family room ceiling is gonna look great when it's done.
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I'd love to do this exact thing in my home (which currently has a drop ceiling) and I have two questions I would love some help with. #1 - My beams are about 4 ft apart and I'll be nailing the planks to what I believe are called furring strips on the inside of each beam - will 4 ft 1x6 planks be too long/heavy and eventually sag? What is the most plank width/length I should consider? #2 - Should I worry about gaps developing from heat/cooling expansion of the wood (2nd grade pine)?
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I think I would be concerned about that pinched electrical wire. As far as the sound-proofing, I have my doubts it will be adequate especially if the second floor is not carpeted.
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Thank you, this vidoe is 11 years old and still helping people like me! 😊
Those ceilings are looking fantastic!
We have a exposed beams on our back porch, it gets very hot without the insulation’s. Thank you for the ideas you have on .
Thank you! Awesome video!
What insulation and foam Board were used? Looking to do the same thing asap. First insulation, then foam. Board then the 1x4? How long of a nail? So it doesnt poke through the upstairs floor?
Did you end up doing this? What did you end up using, if you don't mind me asking?
@@jacobninan2059 I did try, it was a nightmare and gave up. Didn't have a foam board cutter so there was crap everywhere. Brad nails wouldn't hold it. My other nails 3.5 in, popped through upstairs. I gave up after the 4th one.
@@cxlmobileheadlightrestorat7906 sorry to hear that, and thanks for the reply!
@@jacobninan2059 no worries, if you try it, hopefully you will be better prepared than I lol.
I know drywalled ceilings are so plain and bland and your ceiling looks soooooo much better, but I thought one of the main reasons drywall was used to cover the ceiling was because it's a fire retardant. Would the entire ceiling and then house burn down in a few mins with a wooden ceiling? Obviously tons of houses in America catch fire that are drywalled but at least it prevents the spread and gives the fire department something like 60-90 mins before the house burns down?
Great explanation.
Great idea.
What are you going to do with the exposed wire and how are you hanging the chandelier?
Man! I wanted to see the finished product painted. 😭
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Tubafour!
I see you're going with the corrugated steel panel in the kitchen as well as the bedroom. The kitchen I don't mind as much but if it's gonna be used in the master bedroom as well, then it should be painted. The family room ceiling is gonna look great when it's done.
What’s the ledge that he’s nailing the 1x6 into between the joists?
As far as sound proofing I don't think it's a problem, if it's a home it's not like there will be a bunch of people upstairs romping around. :)
We have beams exposed and cant find anything about adding river rock or stone in between the beams..any ideas would be appreciated!
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I'd love to do this exact thing in my home (which currently has a drop ceiling) and I have two questions I would love some help with. #1 - My beams are about 4 ft apart and I'll be nailing the planks to what I believe are called furring strips on the inside of each beam - will 4 ft 1x6 planks be too long/heavy and eventually sag? What is the most plank width/length I should consider? #2 - Should I worry about gaps developing from heat/cooling expansion of the wood (2nd grade pine)?
Patrick Swayze teaches us all about exposed beams
how did you get around the blocking requirements from IRC 2012?
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@@laurabrown6002 no, fire blocking and structural blocking not in code req. area
Sounds easy. Thank you for the tip
I think I would be concerned about that pinched electrical wire. As far as the sound-proofing, I have my doubts it will be adequate especially if the second floor is not carpeted.
I wanna do this in my kitchen.
i want this work done in my bedroom, anyone have any idea how much this would cost on a 100 square foot ceiling?
can you hang a pull up bar on the beams and will it support a grown man about 230 pounds doing pull ups on it?
I bought one on Amazon that bolts through a double joist and it's holding me quite fine - I'm just over 230.
Yes well over 230 pounds, as long as you nail into structure.
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only thing that will look strange is having a lightbulb look out of place
whats a Tuba4? lol