Covering Exposed Ceiling Beams

One of our favorite ideas for this material is covering popcorn ceiling with beadboard.

Covering exposed ceiling beams.

The vaulted ceiling matches the shed half to the right with faux wood beams over the exposed slats. The wooden trellises and beams add a great deal of texture to this lodge like aesthetic. Covering the beams 1. Ways to cover up old ceiling beams big barn coverup.

These beam accessories will amplify the rugged good looks of your ceiling design. Beadboard panels are an efficient economical way to get that popular tongue and groove porchy look to cover up an unattractive ceiling. You have no idea what the years have deposited on those ugly ceiling beams many layers of. Add a metal bracket to for a contemporary accent to your room.

Install your beams in three simple steps. Heights to accommodate any ceiling. Trim to fit install the mounting plate and attach the beam. Boxing in old ceiling beams is a simple way to cover them up.

Choose from a prestained classic gray beam or the beautiful rustic ambrosia maple beam. Compare wood and vinyl options and choose the one that best suits your budget and diy aspirations. Nail your lumber in place. Up the wall and beyond.

Add faux beams out of real wood parallel to the existing beam to create an exposed beam ceiling. Decorative beam straps and hangers can help enhance the impression that your fake wood beam is actually made of solid wood. Cover 2 by 4s secured to ceiling joists. The faux wood beams here cover the curtain rod in this vaulted wood beam ceiling.

Glue down the flooring pieces if you re using them. Then cover the ceiling and beams with drywall material. If you own a home built before the 1920s in which the roof was originally framed with large beams and rafters your dream of dramatic exposed ceiling beams may be waiting overhead. Hanging trellises and exposed lodge ceiling.

Hide objectionable wood beams with more wood. Flooring can be applied directly to the beam just by laying. For example if the shade is 5 feet long and 3 feet wide multiply 3 times 5 to get 15 square feet for the surface area. Multiply these measurements to find the surface area of the shade.

Available in 3 in. Set the faux beams in place with. Cover the ceiling beams with reclaimed barn wood. Measure the length and width of a bamboo shade that you wish to use to cover the ceiling.

Set them in place.