Suspended ceilings are the ideal solution for rooms in the basement where ducts, pipes and cables are located and require direct access. The installation is easy and takes less than a weekend.
Tools and materials you’ll need:
• 16-gauge wire
• 24” x 24” or 24” x 48” acoustical ceiling tiles
• Chalk line
• Cross T members
• Drill
• Drywall screws
• Eyebolt hardware
• L-shaped perimeter moulding
• Main T members (main runners)
• Measuring tape
• Paper pad
• Pencil
• Pliers
• Ruler
• Squarre
• String
• Tin snips
• Utility knife
• Working gloves
More advice on interior home renovation projects at rona.ca: http://www.bit.ly/168XHMe
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Im assuming that grid is not to scale. Because 134″ would only fit less than 3 four foot tiles and you have 6?
wow! you really did use a square to square youre ceiling!!!!! 52 1/4 for normal 15/16 grid
You make it look so easy. 🙂
Nice vídeo !!!
Thanks very much. It really helped me a lot.
Excellent…. and very educational…
Great video. One Q .. What if I have to install tube lights in the ceiling?
Well done