Mine Style Rustic Mountain Lodge Rustic, Denver
James Ray Spahn
Home design - rustic home design idea in Denver — Houzz
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jamigarrett wrote:
gwenowens1
How is the tin attached? Are there visible fasteners ? Thinking of using on a mud room ceiling.
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dmathistx
In our house, the tin is attached using visible fasteners (for both aesthetics and structural strength). We used the same rusted screws that were being used in the tin at the time it was removed from the original building.
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Sandra Browning wrote:
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Copper Creek Homes, LLC
Inspired LED, thank you, we really love this room too!
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We love the LEDs too and that gooseneck barn light above the doorway, but we're partial... ;)
Check out our similar gooseneck barn lights!
http://www.barnlightoriginals.com/goosenecks
Check out our similar gooseneck barn lights!
http://www.barnlightoriginals.com/goosenecks
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Donna Murphy wrote:
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Somrak Concept and Structure, Inc.
Use a muriatic acid spray on the pans while they are laying flat outside. This way the pans will get frost/rain/environmental moisture on them. You will be amazed at how quickly they rust up! Make sure to wear a respirator and gloves while spraying the acid, as they smell is awful! The longer the pans lay flat to accept moisture, the darker the patina will be.
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Somrak Concept and Structure, Inc.
Please check out our Instagram (@somrak_concept) to see some photos of the end result of our rusting method we used for a house we just finished!
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Annette Vernon wrote:
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Copper Creek Homes, LLC
We would recommend a dull clear lacquer, but certainly do a test area before applying it to your entire project.
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Jody Polen
Which would you recommend lacquer, shellac or varnish?
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Sandra Browning wrote:
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Sunlit Architecture
No, the reclaimed corrugated ceiling is not sealed. I believe it is attached with standard screws. We added a wood valance at the roof-wall junction to provide a space for the lighting, this also provides a place to terminate the ceiling panels.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Lisa Higgins added this to Look Up and Dream: 11 Ideas for an Inspired Ceiling
Generally used outside on roofs, corrugated tin comes inside to make a design statement in this Colorado mountain home. These panels are reclaimed, and their well-aged look complements the rustic feel of the stone house. Note the wood valance at the roof-wall junction: a clever solution that provides space for LED strip lighting.
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