Restoring pressed metal ceilings
Ti-Ahna Firth
8 years ago
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Comments (6)@catlady999, silver did occur to me but I think it's a bit too 'out there' for a conservative style house with plaster pressed ceilings, as opposed to pressed metal ceilings. @sophie, have you seen any copper-coloured examples of ceilings? I am intrigued....See More1920s Home restoration - heritage/modern upgrades
Comments (5)For every bit of work we have done, there has been the process of multiple quotes, dozens of early morning coffee rounds, and often many return visits to fix or perfect things. We have learned that nothing is ever easy and that the attention is always in the details. I am pretty sure the constant flow of tradies has kept our new neighbourhood intrigued. Here's who we've had to visit at the our house: Sparkies (about 60 man hours!) Plumbers Builder Tiler Wardrobe joinery Kitchen joinery Locksmith Painters Landscape architect Landscaper & gardeners Arborist Stump grinder Flooring layers Shutter installers Automated blind installers Internal handyman Concreter Brick layer Renderer Powder coater Plasterer Metal slat panel installer Kitchen appliance mechanic Brickwork restorer Glass door restorer Tessellated tile restorer Pressed metal installer Mirror/glass manufacturer Air conditioning repairers Random AirTasker assistance Not bad for a house we bought thinking that it "It didn't need too much work"!...See MorePressed Metal Panel Bedroom Feature Wall
Comments (2)Thank you, Courtney. Yes, Natalie did a beautiful job. We have a huge range of Pressed Tin Wall and Ceiling Panels with many sizes and designs available. I hope your feature wall project goes beautifully. Please share pictures of your completed work. Thank you....See MoreBuild-in wardrobe with high ceilings
Comments (21)Hi Bec. I have a Federation home with high ceilings and I just installed a built-in robe in my master bedroom. The door swing lands within the wall-to-wall run. My solution was to install a 2200mm high robe and run a decorative capping all the way round to top edge. Behind the door, I stepped the robe back and installed a wide stack of drawers and open shelves. It neatly fits in behind the swing of the door without needing expensive structural modifications. I don't recommend going all the way to the ceiling where you have the luxury of height. It will shorten the room and you'll never get up there. In my case, the capping provides a lip which helps to conceal things I store up there that I don't use often like suitcases and bedspreads....See MoreTi-Ahna Firth
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