Modular home ceiling remodel

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

An in depth look at the beginning process of our farmhouse style double wide kitchen remodel.

an idea to remodel the ceiling in a doublewide mobile home #mobilehome #rockyhedgefarm #mobilehomeceiling

Before & After – Covering Marriage Line in Double Wide

Hard to believe that we have lived in our manufactured home almost 4 years but we have. We have been slowly adding hardwood floors to our home as time and money allows. I share these

Here are some budget-friendly makeover ideas to refresh single-wide mobile homes without breaking the bank. First, change out old light fixtures, new curtains or blinds, add a backsplash, refresh cabinets, and much more!

The original ceiling was from the 1960's. We removed it all, used brackets and 2x4's to drop the ceiling 2 inches, built the frames from 1x6's and used drywall for the ceiling tiles. They can be pushed up and slid over to access the ceiling cavity. We also replaced florescent tube lighting with led lighting on dimmers.

We've had SO many compliments on our plywood ceiling in our tiny garage house so I'm sharing how we installed it in 3 steps and on a budget in this post!

Choosing the right ceiling is all about finding the perfect balance between style, functionality, maintenance, and cost. Whether you opt for the simplicity of a flat or the grandeur of a cathedral ceiling, remember, there’s no ‘one size fits all.’ It’s about what makes you feel at home, look up, and smile.