Stain basement ceiling

When finishing a basement, opting for a drywall ceiling can be a big budget item. So, use these ideas to leave your ceiling exposed while making it look great.

I am sharing my step-by-step process to paint an exposed basement ceiling (including what I would change) and the materials needed!

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We covered our basement ceiling with 1x2’s stained and spacing between them. Looks amazing.

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Black stained car siding and rustic pine beams

It's time for that basement DIY project you've been planning for...a long time. Read up this dad's DIY step-by-step guide (with pics) on his serious man-cave upgrade (for less)!

Hide duct work and ceiling wires in basement with something a bit more inspiring and inviting. Refaced reclaimed wood stained with Red Chestnut 232 (minwax) More photos: http://gege.re/gallery/72157600671314980

This is my basement ceiling idea. I ended up with this after trying a couple different approaches. The darker colored (thin) wood is the bottom of my wood floor joists, stained. The wood pattern in the perpendicular pattern is MDF board. The MDF had an image of old barn wood. The joists allowed me cut and place pieces of 15"x48" MDF in between each joist. Still though I'm without crown molding but, I have an idea for that too.

For a more artistic touch, decorative cladding options include patterns, intricate moldings, and even textured materials like fabric or vinyl. These can transform a plain ceiling into a feature element, adding character and style. Commonly used in residential spaces, decorative cladding works well in living rooms, bedrooms, and lounges. #Tags Here are some hashtags for sharing on social…

Basement remodel with black ceiling tile

This is another picture of my basement ceiling, using the existing floor joists and MDF board. I stained the bottom and sides of the wooden floor joists. In between, are sheets of (patterned) MDF board. These were available in 4’x8’ sheets. I cut pieces 4’ in length and about 15 ½” wide, to fit in between the joists. Within the well of the joist there is enough room for insulation, at least two layers of 3” bats.

Build a perfect basement remodeling interior with these grand yet inexpensive basement ceiling ideas! Read and discover how you can do it for your own home.

Are you looking for basement ceiling options? We were too. We wanted an idea for our low basement ceiling - we found one! A special plywood. This idea incorporates the beauty of a wood ceiling on a tiny budget. This inexpensive idea cost about $1.50 a square foot. This is a great basement ceiling on a budget! #diy #decor #budgetdecor #basement #ceiling

Guest Post – Don Oystryk There are two traditional options for basement ceilings: permanent systems (usually drywall), or commercial suspension systems. The first one is impractical, and the …

Remodeled basement from 70's paneling and suspended ceiling. Used 8 ft. furring 1"x2" stripes on the ceiling, new can lights. There was drywall behind the pan…

Cover basement ceiling with black paint