Tongue and Groove Pine Ceiling
Tongue and Groove Pine Ceiling
Installing Tongue and Groove (T&G) planks is not an easy job.
It requires scaffolding, two installers or more and strong necks.
The material has to be straight.
It is very easy NOT to keep the lines straight and true parallel.
The soft pine tongues and grooves need to be in good shape or it would be hard to engage between two planks and to get a tight fit.
I always use a small chunk of the material between the hammer and the plank to prevent hammer damage.
The planks get nailed with pneumatic finish gun.
As the jobs moves along you have to measure to make sure the material is running parallel to the walls.
Once all the planks are installed, trim will be installed along the four walls.
Staining and finishing can be sprayed on you may use rollers and brushes.
The picture is showing a job I did at a room addition facing the swimming pool.
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I think "Tongue and Groove" would be a nice title of a poem! lol
Still love this idea. 🙂
I love the look of a wood ceiling. Works especially well in a rustic setting.
We have a tongue and groove pine ceiling in our cabin. I helped install it! I love it, too.
Jonathan bought his house with this already done and adobe walls throughout. It is gorgeous and suits him so well. He always talks about paneling every square inch but that's just to get a rise out of me – it works.
Would you call these 'notty' pictures? 😉
I need you at my new house to add tongue and groove ceiling in my kitchen! I just love the warmth and the look of it 🙂
The home we had in MN had tongue in groove pine ceilings. I really enjoyed them.
My MI farmhouse has it…feels so warm and cozy Meli.
This is beautiful!
This is stunning!
I love remodeling, Dov, and would beg for a job if I lived near you!
My home in the mountains had T&G ceilings. I loved them.
It is neat. I have that in our living area here. Actually our living area looks quite a bit like a smaller version of the dining room at the lodge of Mt. Magazine here in AR. I sometimes wonder if that was the intention.
Love the wood ceiling… gives the room great architectural detail! Definitely not a DIY project though and better left to the professionals who know what they are doing.
This is stunning! I'll bet that room is so warm and welcoming.
When a layman sees this finished product, it looks so easy! Sure, DIY! Anyone can do this! Yeah, right? Go try! It takes a true professional to have the perfection shown here! And the reason it looks so easy is because a professional makes it look that way. Dov Shapira is the professional. This work is Amazing!
Thanks for the 'tongue' in cheek info!
Michelangelo would have sympathised with the strong necks of your building team! and the result does look like masterful!
I adore the aroma of wood! Seeing this reminds me of my childhood vacationing in a cabin in the mountains!
My uncle had a cabin in the mountains. AAhhh. I can smell it now!
even with a straight line, ruler, and trim, my lines would never be straight! This ceiling is amazing!