Mobile home ceiling

I've noticed homeowners are especially intimidated when it comes to a mobile home ceiling. If you know your way around a toolbox and have had a few construction projects under your belt you should be able to replace your mobile home ceiling with drywall as long as you have some help and/or the right tools.

For many years, most mobile and manufactured homes were built with 7-foot side walls. Even if the home has cathedral ceilings, owners were often still stuck with low ceilings in bedrooms and bathrooms. Builders tried to combat low ceilings by using paneling with large vertical lines but that could only do so much. In this

Several months ago, Gabe and I took a leap and bought a 40 year old mobile home to move out the farm, renovate, and live in for… at least several years. But – spoiler alert! – neither Gabe nor I know anything about renovation, so it’s been an extremely slow process since getting it moved out to the farm.

Professional Faux Artist Transforms Vintage Mobile Home!

Repairing your mobile home’s ceiling might feel like a Herculean task sometimes, but it’s all part of the journey. With some care and maintenance, your ceiling can be the smooth, stylish canvas that tops off your perfect home.

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Tin ceiling! Inexpensive way to change it up!

Wooden ceilings look beautiful in a wide range of rooms, from kitchens to living rooms to bathrooms.

See how we easily covered our popcorn ceiling using beautiful Armstrong WoodHaven Planks with Easy Up® tracks and clips. No need to scrape the ceiling first! Planks can be installed right over your current ceiling.

Jason and Lauren Wellbaum are living a life that many have only dreamed about. They have a beautiful country chic mobile home that's paid off sitting on 20 acres with a barn and a few barnyard friends to go with it. They are living a simple life that a lot of us can only dream about.