Today Aaron and I continued putting up the tin ceiling... we finished the living room and almost finished the kitchen. We ran into a problem that we needed to think about over night so we moved into the master bedroom and made good headway there. We finally have figured out most of the tricks related to my hair-brained idea of using "upside down metal roofing" as a ceiling. Tomorrow we expect to finish the master bedroom ceiling, the utility room ceiling, the bathroom ceiling and possibly the office. Thankfully, Aaron's trip to Louisana has been put off for several days so he'll be able to help me finish up the ceiling and maybe help me hang some more sheetrock.
Here's Baxter having supper in the living room beneath the new ceiling (we still need to do some more stapling but the hard part is finished):
This is the kitchen ceiling (we have one more 10" X 18' panel to install to complete this room plus the extra stapling mentioned above):
This is the sheetrock jack in the master bedroom (with two panels hung). Having the sheetrock jack and the staple gun has made the ceiling installation 10X easier:
This is the kitchen ceiling (we have one more 10" X 18' panel to install to complete this room plus the extra stapling mentioned above):
This is the sheetrock jack in the master bedroom (with two panels hung). Having the sheetrock jack and the staple gun has made the ceiling installation 10X easier:
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