Covering popcorn ceilings with beadboard planks.
Beadboard ceiling planks over popcorn.
In many cases it is best to leave the popcorn to avoid asbestos problems.
Removing a popcorn ceiling is a messy time consuming job.
The planks covered popcorn very well and crows feet textured ceiling usually isn t as thick as popcorn so i don t think you ll have any issues with the wood planks covering it.
Alternate and repeat process so boards overlap 7 for strength as shown below.
Cut first piece of bead board plank to plus 7 of center line where your seams are nail every 16 into stud.
We also needed trim for the edges and chose 1 x3 pine boards to cover the rough edges.
Beadboard planks are a decorative solution to easily camouflage damaged or outdated ceilings such as popcorn or plaster.
If the old ceiling is reliably flat you can install the paneling right over the old drywall.
Most options easily install directly over your existing popcorn ceiling using the easy up track and clip installation system.
If you have ceiling beams run the panels perpendicular to beams for an interesting twist.
Fortunately in most cases it s not necessary because you can easily cover up that unsightly texture with ceiling panels or planks.
Covering a popcorn ceiling with tongue and groove paneling.
This is important because many homes have popcorn ceilings that contain asbestos.
Covering a popcorn ceiling with classic beadboard paneling can instantly transform the look of the entire room from dated to timeless.
The boards we used are very thin so there wasn t an issue with adding the small depth around the vents and fixtures.
How to cover popcorn ceiling with beadboard to do this we needed to get enough beadboard to cover that area which was three 4 x8 sections of beadboard.
Cut 2nd piece minus 7 of center line.
Popcorn ceilings can date a house faster than almost anything else.
This is the old school option.
Covering the ceiling with traditional tongue and groove wood planks or beadboard paneling that you can buy through any quality lumber supplier.