Connecting 2 different levels of ceiling with right angle board.
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Connecting 2 different levels of ceiling with right angle board.
My ceiling have 2 levels, one at 2900mm and another at 3100mm. How can i connect both of them together with a right angle ceiling?
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Re: Connecting 2 different levels of ceiling with right angle board.
If I understood, with a raised box with correct dimensions. [:)]
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Re: Connecting 2 different levels of ceiling with right angle board.
Many thanks for reading my post. My house have a lower plaster ceiling (about 2900mm from the floor) at the kitchen area and ceiling at the rest of the house is higher (3100mm from the floor). When i built my wall in sweethome3d utility, i spec the kitchen wall at 2900mm height and the rest of the house wall at 3100mm height. When i turn on the ceiling i notice the ceiling become uneven in the area where the wall are of different height. How do i solve this problem?
Re: Connecting 2 different levels of ceiling with right angle board.
post a picture it will help to solve the problem
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Re: Connecting 2 different levels of ceiling with right angle board.
Hi FDpaffie,
I just post a picture in the facebook link you provided.
Here are the picture showing 2 wall with different height. How can i make the ceiling flat on the high wall while the ceiling will turn 90 degree angle as it meet the lower wall.

I just post a picture in the facebook link you provided.
Here are the picture showing 2 wall with different height. How can i make the ceiling flat on the high wall while the ceiling will turn 90 degree angle as it meet the lower wall.
Re: Connecting 2 different levels of ceiling with right angle board.
There are 3 ways to solve that .one is what bdfd was telling
Second one is make one wall a slopingwall ,but that gives you a celing high at one end and lower at the other end
Third option is greate a room in a room the kitchen smaller and lower..
Ps wat i mend was put a picteure on this forum. But it ok
Second one is make one wall a slopingwall ,but that gives you a celing high at one end and lower at the other end
Third option is greate a room in a room the kitchen smaller and lower..
Ps wat i mend was put a picteure on this forum. But it ok
To Draw or not to Draw ...... Thats nolonger a question .. We draw
Re: Connecting 2 different levels of ceiling with right angle board.
Greate a room in a room compleet whith walls just a few milimeeters smaller
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Re: Connecting 2 different levels of ceiling with right angle board.
If I'm right, follow this :
Create a box with :
Elevation = 2.9 m
Width = L + 0.02 m
Depth = l + 0.02 m
Height = 3100 - 2900 => e = 0.20 m
Please let us know.
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Create a box with :
Elevation = 2.9 m
Width = L + 0.02 m
Depth = l + 0.02 m
Height = 3100 - 2900 => e = 0.20 m
Please let us know.
[:)]
Evil progresses when good people do nothing!
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SH3D 7.1 and nothing else - W11 64b in 4K
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SH3D 7.1 and nothing else - W11 64b in 4K
Re: Connecting 2 different levels of ceiling with right angle board.
Hi jkhoo
Is this is the sort of thing you are after

If it is then you can download the Stepped celing sh3d file from here . Measurements can be made to suit your project, check the room properties to see how it can be used.
Hope this helps
Mike
Is this is the sort of thing you are after

If it is then you can download the Stepped celing sh3d file from here . Measurements can be made to suit your project, check the room properties to see how it can be used.
Hope this helps
Mike
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