MD
11 years ago
It appears that the space between the larger beams are 4 feet or greater. Did you install more boards parallel to the beams at the halfway mark underneath before you installed the cross boards .
That way the boards are nailed at the 2 footmark to prevent twisting
That is what we are facing for an installation of our wood ceiling
That way the boards are nailed at the 2 footmark to prevent twisting
That is what we are facing for an installation of our wood ceiling
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