Basement bar with drop ceiling

Hi all, a GC here with zero experience doing drop down ceiling, but will be doing one soon at my own house in the basement. I always thought that they were...

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.

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Hiding unsightly pipes, ductwork, wires, and other imperfections on the original ceiling can be easily accomplished by installing a dropped ceiling. Usually placed on top of a traditional ceiling, dropped ceilings are often referred to as suspended or drop ceilings. They are secured from the main ceiling using metal wires and tracks. Dropped ceilings are […]

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Instead of putting up dry-wall or a drop-ceiling, we took an easier approach, and it come with many benefits! It gave us higher ceilings, the appearance of a larger room and a unique industrial look! It started out as old (1945) bare wood and asbestos return-air ducts... Some of the air-ducts were wrapped in old fiberglass insulation... They were also covered in 66 years worth of dust and spider webs... ...Now back to the asbestos, since it can be hazardous to your health when airborne we…

I knew a painted basement ceiling was the right solution for our basement pub and hobby room. It ticked a lot of practical boxes - the benefits of a black basement ceiling are many - including how much taller the room looks, plus it's easy and so affordable!