Ceiling
11 years ago
Hi there. Great space!!!!
Who's sheetrock Z did you use to create the sharp edges on the ceiling design?
And is the sheetrock 5/8" or is it 2-1/2" pieces?
Thanks for your time.
Who's sheetrock Z did you use to create the sharp edges on the ceiling design?
And is the sheetrock 5/8" or is it 2-1/2" pieces?
Thanks for your time.
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