Diy Coffered Ceiling Kit

This is the work of amber oliver who writes the in the loop blog.

Diy coffered ceiling kit.

So while this diy coffered ceiling isn t quite a beginner project it is doable if you have about medium diying skills. Simply choose your desired look enter the dimensions of your space. A coffered ceiling adds a touch of interest to a room. However a coffered ceiling takes a great deal of work to install.

There are several different styles available. Our urethane coffered ceilings are carefully modeled after original historical patterns and design ensuring an authentic look and compared to wood they are lightweight easy to install and. Our exclusive custom fit shallow beam coffered ceiling kits are an economical component based solution for completing a wide variety of low profile decorative ceiling beam treatments. Each creates a unique ambience.

Although they aren t cheap they do make for much easier installation with far fewer problems. It s much easier to buy a coffered ceiling kit. Of course the coffered ceiling looks much nicer with the new chandelier updating light fixtures was one of the ways we updated this space. If you d like to add dimension and character to a plain room nothing beats the traditional look of a coffered ceiling with its grid of bold beams.

Coffered ceiling tiles will be more expensive than something budget friendly like metal tiles. This diy ceiling makeover uses beadboard and moulding pieces to create a faux coffered ceiling. Constructing coffers on your own may seem daunting but we ll show you how even the average diyer can create this hallmark old house feature. To help you get a better idea of cost use the armstrong ceilings project estimator on our site.

And it adds a ton of character and style to a space. Coffered ceilings add beauty and architectural interest to any room but installation of coffered ceiling tiles can seem like a daunting task. New ceilings cost your ceiling cost will largely depend on the material you choose. It s a simple way to add a little extra architectural interest in an otherwise drab ceiling.

Site concerns such as a sagging existing ceiling or working around scaffolding for a lengthy period can make a project seem challenging.