Coffered ceiling

Looks great !

Wouldn’t want to be the painter :)

Cheers, Don

-- Don Kondra - Furniture Designer/Maker

Hi Don………..this is the project that had the BIG drywaller guy who was related to every one in that god forsaken village

Cheers

-- "Good artists borrow, great artists steal”…..Picasso

All that ceiling work can be a real pain in the neck :)) Looks great.

-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/

This look very nice! How do you compute the wood needed?

-- Kelly, woodworker under construction

@A1Jim……….only the voice of experience would know that : )

@MasterSargeant………….use your tape measure. Measure the width, the length, count the number of pieces of crown x the length, plus the width…….kinda easy. Add a waste factor (I use 20% ). Behind the beams are plywood “U” channels screwed into ceiling joists, the actual beam was pre-fabed on the floor then placed over the U channel, then screwed to channel, the crown hides the screws

-- "Good artists borrow, great artists steal”…..Picasso

Nice job! How long did it take you?

Just for my edification (not suggesting you did or didn’t here), is running electrical wires in the beams considered kosher?

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@live4ever : 3 days from start to finish, caulked………painted by others

I suppose the electrical wires could be attached on the ceiling before the beams are applied but it’s best to check your local electrical building code. Here, you cannot bury/hide a connection box and wire must be buried, otherwise BX could be used

-- "Good artists borrow, great artists steal”…..Picasso

very very niice i have done one of these before and it was very meticulusis. i think thats how it’s spelled any way. good job and gl.