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laluna
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hello, my mom is adding 2 rooms to her house and the architect has drawn a plan which calls for a 9' coffer ceiling. one contractor says that a slope ceiling is better while the other says that a raised ceiling is better.
the slope ceiling will look something like this:
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Rayven
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As you have discovered by talking to contractors
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eldedio
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The architect deals with shapes and spaces. The contractor deals with construction. Is the argument about appearance or a technical issue? To pay a specialist and then throw out their recommendations at the suggestion of a non specialist seems a waist of money.
Tom Baker Charleston SC
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skyguym101
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and a waste
agreed
personal preferences aside - a flat ceiling is easier to construct .... a coffered ceiling has more interest
'with' personal preference: If it were mine, I would decide on what I like most and get that built....for this reason - it is ME who has to live in the space every day - and my enjoyment of that space would be maintained best by whatever held the most visual appeal to me. I love coffered ceilings and the interesting lines of converted attic spaces.
.02c kaching
Steve
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